FBI agents killed in shootout at Indian house in South Dakota
Two FBI agents were gunned down by about 20 Indians at a house in Oglala while serving a federal warrant for Donny Pourier. One Indian died in the ensuing clash with roughly 300 law officers. several others were wounded. The Indians fled. no arrests yet.
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Oglala
S.D
UPI
FBI
Donny Pourier
Joseph Trimbach
Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Roberts
Seattle
Wash
Trimbach
Governor Bennett flags serious problems at Kansas reform school
Gov. Robert Bennett described staff shortages in security and rehabilitation, sanitation issues in the kitchen, and growing contraband under the work release plan at the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory. He proposed pooling media coverage and cautioned about facility constraints, while noting a new Wichita work release center may ease pressure.
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Topeka
Kan
Bennett
Hutchinson
KSIR
Wichita
Ominous dream used in Ohio murder trial
In Hamilton Ohio James Ruppert faces possible death sentence after pleading innocent by reason of insanity for the Easter Sunday killing of 11 relatives. The defense introduces a 1961 dream in which Ruppert describes a death sentence and an electric chair as part of the trial evidence.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
James Ruppert
Ruppert
Heaven
Hell
GM to Rehire 6600 Workers Including Fairfax Plant
General Motors will recall 6,600 workers across its system on August 18. Of those, 2,200 are at the GM Assembly Plant in the Fairfax District where the second shift is restored, lifting total plant employment to about 4,800 after layoffs on January 13.
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Kansas City, Kan
UPI
Generals Motors
Fairfax District
Fairfax
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