Two Lebanese Natives Arrested on Spy Charges
In Washington two Lebanese men were arrested on espionage charges by the FBI. Sarkis Paskalian, 36, in New York City and Sahag Dedeyan, 41, in Rockville Maryland, faced conspiracy and failure to report illegal photographing of national defense information.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
U.S
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Clarance M. Kelley
Sarkis O. Paskalian
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Paskalian
New York City
Dedeyan
Rockville
United Nations
Kelley
New York
Soviet Armenia
United States
Operations Research, Inc
Silver Spring
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Defense Department
Petros Petrosyan
Queens
Bomb Shatters BIA Offices in Alameda
A terrorist bomb tore into the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Alameda California early today. Investigators pursued whether a local underground group in sympathy with Sioux Indians implicated in a South Dakota clash sparked the blast.
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Alameda
Calif
Open house at Bellwood Fire Hall Sunday evening
Bellwood hosts an open house at the Bellwood Fire Hall from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday June 29 to display equipment including a new $13 000 rescue unit bought by the Village of Bellwood and Bellwood Rural Fire Protection District No 5. The unit carries three or four patients, has an oxygen and suction system and a hospital communication radio. Chief Joe Romshek leads 35 members with nine EMTs. auxiliary members will offer refreshments.
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Bellwood
Bellwood Fire Department
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Nixon testifies for 11 hours before Watergate probes
Former President Richard Nixon voluntarily testified for 11 hours over two days to Watergate prosecutors and a grand jury. The interview conducted at Nixon’s San Clemente estate followed medical checks and was described as cooperative and wide in scope.
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Herbert J. Miller
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Miller
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marchan
California
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
John W. Dean III
House Judiciary Committee
Simmons denies $1.2 million oil swindle charge
In Elkins West Virginia David C Simmons 32 denies a Justice Department claim he diverted 1.2 million in funds earmarked for oil products in South Vietnam while heading the US Petroleum Oil and Lubricants Section. FBI arrested him on a criminal complaint stating funds were funneled to his account.
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Elkins
W. Va
UPI
David C. Simmons
South Vietnam
Justice Department
United States
Simmons
FBI
Defense Department
Saigon
Vietnam
Dan
Parsons
U.S. Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants
Petroleum Management and Consultant Co
Hong Kong
U.S
Weather shift brings thunderstorms to Nebraska tonight
A high pressure system in southern Minnesota gives way to moist southerly air and a chance of thunderstorms across Nebraska tonight. Temperatures today will reach the upper 80s to low 90s with highs ranging 77 to 88 across cities and overnight lows mostly 49 to 64. The National Weather Service warns livestock in southeast Nebraska may face dangerous conditions this afternoon.
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United Press International
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Texas
Alliance
Sidney
Imperial
Lincoln
Beatrice
North Platte
National Weather Service
Peres proposes federation of Israel with West Bank and Gaza
Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres calls for a federation uniting Israel with the West Bank and Gaza Strip under a central defense and foreign affairs ministry while education police and courts are managed by the regional states. He says the plan could yield genuine peace and notes Arabs would govern Gaza and the West Bank with Jews dominating the federal government.
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United Press International
Shimon Peres
Israel
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Peres
Tel Aviv
Davar
Middle East
Palestine
Egypt
Jordan
Gaza
Slayings at Pine Ridge Target Two FBI Agents
Two FBI agents serving a warrant at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota were killed in an ambush. About 250 federal and tribal police swept the area, seeking a suspect named Donny Pourier. A gun battle left one Indian dead and sparked a massive manhunt among bunkered houses and rugged terrain.
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Oglala
S.D
UPI
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Wounded Knee
Joseph Trimbach
Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Los Angeles
American Indian Movement
Rapid City
Little Joe Killsright
Joe Roberts
Seattle
Wash
Trimbach
Donny Pourier
Bomb Explodes Near Mount Rushmore National Monument
A bomb shattered the quiet near Mount Rushmore early today damaging windows at the visitors center. Superintendent Harvey Wickware said the blast happened around 4 a.m. with the monument to stay open and security doubled. Officials offered no link to nearby Pine Ridge violence.
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Keystone
S. D
UPI
Mount Rushmore National Monument
Harvey Wickware
Mount Rushmore
Wickware
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Court Rooms Busy as Lewis Pleads Guilty in Platte County
Richard Lewis pled guilty to two counts in a burglary at Larrells Camera Center and second degree arson at the Allphin offices. Dismissed were 12 burglary charges, one arson, possession of a bomb, and one perjury. A presentence investigation was ordered.
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Platte County
Richard Lewis
Larrells Camera Center
Gga
Allphin
C. Thomas White
Lewis
Columbus
Donald Lewis
Eee
Edgar Rankin
Danny Dean Porter
Maha
Micek’s
John Rundquist
Joe Rohloff
John Kripps
Pawnee
Charles Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Randolph Rathke
Nebraska
Steven Lee
Robert Reeves
Marion Johnson
Richard Beller
Gerald Rouse
Thomas Nelson
Linda Zywiec
Norman Settie
Ed Konwinski
Quebec Family Faces Kidnapping Ordeal For Lena Blanchet
Police and relatives await word from Lena Blanchet abductors who have demanded a 1 million dollar ransom in twenty dollar bills. Provincial authorities said no new information had emerged since noon Wednesday as anxiety over the ailing matriarch of a wealthy Quebec clan mounts.
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Rock Forest
Que
UPI
Lena Blanchet
Quebec
Senate approves 7.6 billion education aid bill
The Senate passed a 7.6 billion education aid measure by a 64 to 12 vote, risking a presidential veto. The bill exceeds the House version by 340 million and the administration’s request by 1.5 billion, with 725 million in federally impacted areas flagged as a chief complaint. Weinberger warned he would urge Ford to veto, citing overall cost and program growth.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Ford
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Hugh Scott
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Joe Romshek
Bellwood's Rescue Unit
Hart’s Court
Henry S. Ruth Jr
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Labor Party
Yitzhak Rabin
Lebanon
Adamit
Beirut
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
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