Timeline of the Wounded Knee occupation clashes
A one week chronology shows the Oglala Sioux seizing Wounded Knee, taking hostages including 11 captives, and clashing with federal agents. Negotiations involve Senators Abourezk and McGovern, Justice Department officials, AIM leaders, and clergy as talks aim at a peaceful resolution and potential withdrawal with limited arrests.
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Wounded Knee
D. Reau
Indian Affairs
Ocdians
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
J. William Fulbright
Department of Interior and
South Dakota
James Abourezk
George McGovern
Washington
McGovern
Justice Department
Ralph Erickson
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Abourezk
eGovern
Omy Pine Ridge
Depaco
AIM
Sen. McGovern
Justice Dpartment
Justice
Erickson
Dennis Banks
Oglala
Wilson
Wilbur Rieger
Father Manhart
Rapid City
Communists snub UN chief at Paris peace talks
The Paris peace table sidelined United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim, signaling Communist reluctance to accept UN mediation in Vietnam and foreshadowing tensions between peaceful coexistence and ideological warfare. Moscow and Beijing defend non intervention, while Hanoi shifts stance on UN roles.
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William L. Ryan
Paris
Tion
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Geneva
Saigon
U.N
Ho Chi Minh
U Thant
United Nations
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Security Council
U.S
China
Soviet Union
Waldheim
New York
Liberation Movement
Wet Spring May Spark Flooding Around Great Lakes
An Associated Press survey finds near record high Great Lakes levels raising flood fears across eight states and Ontario. Ohio and New York seek federal aid as Lake Erie rises toward June with possible multi‑foot surges. communities plan dikes and sandbags while officials debate emergency relief and rapid construction.
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Great Lakes
Ontario
Associated Press
Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Canada
Lake Erie
Ohio
Lake Ontario
New York St
Malcolm Wilson
Nixon
Green Bay
Corps of Engineers
Bay Shore
Allende Holds Own In Chilean Election
The Chilean opposition retained control of the Congress but failed to gain enough to impeach President Salvador Allende. With half the votes counted, the opposition led the Deputies 53.62 to 41 percent for the left coalition. Senate results stood 56.79 to 41.50 percent. Allende claimed strong performance for his Popular Unity. Former President Eduardo Frei hailed a victory for Christian Democrats and opposition.
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Santiago, Chile
Salvador Allende
House of Deputies
Senate
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Eduardo Frei
The
Christian Democrats
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