Indian Camp Hosts AIM Trial Defendants in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids trial for Leonard Crow Dog, Stanley Holder, and Carter Camp related to the 1973 Wounded Knee takeover is using Seminole Valley park as a temporary camp for families. The event draws 70 people, follows two months of courtroom activity, and includes public events and a city-sponsored Citizens Committee aid effort.
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Cedar Rapids
Stanley Richard Holder
Carter Camp
Leonard Crow Dog
Seminole Valley Park
Cedar River
Iowa National Guard
Wounded Knee
S.D
Crow Dog
Wounded Knee Trading Post
Camp
FBI
Russell Means
Dennis Banks
American Indian Movement
AIM
St. Paul
U.S
Fred Nichol
Means
Russell
Nichol
Edward J. McManus
South Dakota
Citizens Committee of Concern
Holder
Wallace LaPeters
LaPeters
Midwest
Council Bluffs
Sioux Falls
Custer, S.C
Future of Indian People Goals and Tensions Highlighted
Holder and Camp of AIM discuss Indigenous identity, sovereignty, and survival amid pressures of assimilation. They condemn genocide methods, call for land control, and plan sunrise ceremonies near the Federal building as daily sacred rites continue alongside Crow Dog’s trial issues.
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Holder
Camp
America
Pine Ridge
U.S
Crow Dog
BIA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Federal Building
Indians Will Provide Own Security at Seminole Valley Camp
La Peters says the Seminole Valley encampment will rely on its own marshals and formal cooperation with police only if needed. Camp and Holder emphasize self management to avoid outside influence, noting inmates in camp include about 75 people from South Dakota, Oklahoma, and Minnesota and that Senator Clark helped obtain tents through the national guard.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
Seminole Valley
Cedar Rapids
la Peters
LaPeters
Camp
Holder
Clark
National Guard
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Oklahoma
Minnesota
Growing Soviet Interest in Big Fierce Dogs
In Moscow, families keep large guard dogs amid rising living standards and housing changes. Breeders blend Caucasus, Central Asian, and foreign breeds to create aggressive pets like the "black terrier" and "Moscow watchdog" as a sign of status. Many owners join military and volunteer groups, training for guard duty and rescue, with dogs ready for potential war service.
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Sasha
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Butch
Sheriff
Moscow
Thinner Finger Before Lunch at Met Opera
AP reports during a Metropolitan Opera broadcast Birgit Nilsson lost a golden ring, later claiming she was singing before lunch and her finger is thinner. In the same season Jess Thomas as Siegfried pulled a sword from a tree trunk and a blade nearly flew into the orchestra pit before a scrim stopped it. He then struck the stage anvil causing it to break apart after a second blow.
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Metropolitan Opera
Birgit Nilsson
Bruennhilde
Met
Jess Thomas
Siegfried
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