All-Out War Feared as FBI Fights Slayers in Sioux Reservation
FBI agents and Bureau of Indian Affairs police massed about 260 rifle carrying officers in Pine Ridge to search for killers after two agents, Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, were killed in a prepared ambush near a plain grey cement house. An Indian man identified as Little Joe Killsright is noted as killed. authorities seek five or six suspects over unlawful firearm possession.
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Oglala
UPI
FBI
Pine Ridge
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Butte
Joseph Trimbach
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Los Angeles
American Indian Movement
Rapid City
Little Joe Killsright
Joe Roberts
Seattle
Washington
Camp Says No Violent Demonstration Planned in Cedar Rapids
AIM leader Carter Camp said in Cedar Rapids there may be an all out war if federal authorities at Pine Ridge are not restrained. He stressed no Cedar Rapids demonstrations are intended, though peaceful protests are planned outside the federal building when Judge McManus returns. Camp and two other AIM members await sentencing in Cedar Rapids federal court.
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Carter Camp
Cedar Rapids
Pine Ridge
S.C
Camp
AIM
FBI
South Dakota
U.S
AIM Lsider
Leonard Crow Dog
Oklahoma
Horace Dauket
Federal
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Improved Farm Machinery Exhibit At All Iowa Fair
At Hawkeye Downs the All Iowa fair opens with an expanded display featuring tractors and farm equipment in a new exhibit area, plus an Industrial show with meat packing electronics and more. Five prize giveaways include a microwave oven a Honda trail bike and a Schwinn bicycle at each grandstand show starring Tom T Hall and James Darren.
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Hawkeye Downs
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Frit
Tom T. Hall
Family Living
Ann Nichols
First Avenue NW
Chuckle Tax Loopholes Vanish Like Parking Spaces
A witty quip comparing tax loopholes to parking spots vanishing as you arrive. No factual person or event is stated, the piece reads as a fragment of humorous commentary with a pun about Covyriant rage implied.
Lightning Sparks Fatal Fire Killing Two In New Albin
Two 64 year old residents Versell and Clara Pohlman died from smoke and flames after a likely lightning strike sparked a house fire in New Albin early Friday. Fire officials reported the home engulfed upon arrival and the state fire marshal's office joined the investigation. Severe rainfall and flooding gripped parts of Iowa, with Ames hit hard by creeks and river overflow flooding streets, parking lots, and ISU facilities. The Iowa Masters golf tournament faced possible cancellation as floodwaters closed courses and roads across Story County and surrounding areas.
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New Albin
Versell
Clara Pohlman
Pohlmanns
Ames
Squaw Creek
Skunk
West
East
Lincolnway
Inowa State University
ISU
Story County
Nevada
Courtly
John Fry
Keither Fry
Raymond George
Harold Bactmus
Story City
Barthus
Two Americans Arrested in Soviet Spying Case
FBI arrested Sarkis Paskalian of New York and Sahag Dedeyan of Rockville Maryland on espionage charges. Paskalian faces conspiracy to gather national defense info with possible death penalty. Dedeyan charged with failing to report illegal photographing of defense data and faces up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine.
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Washington
FBI
Soviet Union
Sarkis Paskalian
New York
Sahag Dedeyan
Rockville
Lebanon
Paskalian
United States
Dedeyan
Nixon Testifies for 11 Hours To Watergate Grand Jurors
Former President Nixon testified under oath to two Watergate grand jurors in San Clemente California on Monday and Tuesday. The 11 hour session was voluntary and not under subpoena. Witness the grand jury investigations into tape deletions and campaign contributions in the Watergate affair.
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Nixon
Watergate
Washington
California
Watergate Grand Jury
U.S. Coast Guard Station
San Clemente
Calif
Herbert Miller
Grand Jury
Wixon White House
C. G. de" Rebozo
Miller
Jobless Rate Drops in Cedar Rapids Area May
Unemployment in the Cedar Rapids area fell to 4.8 percent in May from 5.4 percent in April. The labor force was 90,400 with 1,000 more employed than April and 3,400 more than May 1974, while job losses totaled 3,900 compared to 1,800 the prior May.
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Cedar Rapids
Town Employment Security Commission
Cedar Rapida
Linn County
Ose
Coe Student Dies in Cycle Crash Near Cedar Rapids
Peter Allan Krauch, 20, of 416 Fourteenth Street SE, a Coe College junior, died after his motorcycle struck a utility pole near Weing and Glass roads NE. He was helmeted, died of head injuries at St Luke’s Hospital. Krauch, a Belleville, Illinois native, planned to be a senior next year and starred as a two year starting tight end for Coe football. Burial and services set for Belleville.
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Peter Allen Krauch
Fourteenth Street
Weing
Glass Roads
Krauch
Coe College
Belleville
St. Luke's Hospital
Wealy Road
Glass Road
Cedar Rapids
Peter Allan Krauch
Japan
Donald
Evelyn P. Krauch
Jamestown
N.C
Eurvive
Coe
Phi Kappa Tau
Bellville
Moll Funeral Home
Mascoutah
Ray Rakes Legislators in Finale
In a swift 24 minute finale the Iowa legislature adjourned officially at 10 24 am ending the 1975 session. Gov Ray and leaders sign 95 bills, critique the income tax plan, and note budget tensions. Ray denounces refusals to confirm qualified appointees and cautions on future financial obligations including IPERS costs and school aid.
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Des Mones
Laws
Arthur Nea
Senate
Dale Cochran
D-Eane Grove
House
Statehouse
Robert
Ray
Repub
Rayé
Iowa
IPERS
Marvin Selden
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Sioux
OWA State University
ISU Towers
C. R
Feder
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Marion
Farm State
Gazette
Towers
Brookside Park
Iowa State Campus
James Hilton Coliseum
Iowa State Center
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Dubuque
Ottumwe
Mason City
Spencer
National Weather Service
Towa
Operations Research Inc
Silver Spring
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hagkins University of
Edward Charciyan
United Nations
C.R
Congress
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