FBI identifies suspects in Pine Ridge FBI and weapons recovered after deadly shootout
The FBI said it has tentatively identified some suspects in the Pine Ridge Hospital area shootout that killed Special Agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler. Agents searched the house where a gun battle occurred and recovered automatic weapons explosives and large ammunition stocks. About 200 FBI agents fanned out across the Pine Ridge Reservation seeking those who fled.
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Pine Ridge, S.D
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Tom Coll
Ronald A. Williams
Jack R. Coler
Coll
Joe Roberts
Oglala
Wounded Knee Legal Defense Fund
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Associated Press
Man believed executioner for Nazis arrested in Argentina
Argentine police hold a 61 year old man living as Pedro Ricardo Olmo in Buenos Aires, suspected Nazi SS officer Walter Kutschmann. Based on information from the Jewish Documentation Center, he is linked to killing 38 Polish Jews in 1941 and 1,500 to 2,000 others in 1942. Wiesenthal urged extradition to West Germany. Argentina cites no trial there.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Walter Kutschmann
Gestapo
Jewish Documentation Center
Vienna
Kutschmann
Brzezany
Podhajce
Pedro Ricardo Olmo
Osram
Simon Wiesenthal
Wiesenthal
West Germany
Middletown Starts Bicentennial Parade Week
Middletown launches Hometown Heritage Days a three week salute to the city past as Armco Band marks its 75th anniversary with a July 12 reunion. Moving day for the Middletown Fine Arts Center shifts operations to the new AIM building on N Broad Street.
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Middletown
Armco Band
Armco Steel
Middletown Fine Arts Center
The
American Legion
AIM
N. Broad Street
Weather Bakes Ohio as Pollution Prompts Possible Production Cutbacks
Hot humid forecast for tomorrow and Monday with pollution rising to alert level in Butler Hamilton and Clermont counties if conditions persist. Middletown hit alert Friday at 1 pm. readings 202 then 206 yesterday at 4 pm. SWOPAC urges indoors for respiratory problems and limited car use. Highs near upper 80s, lows in 60s, 10 percent chance of rain.
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Southwestern
Ohio Air Pollution Control Division
Ohio Epa
Butler
Hamilton
Clermont
Middletown
Swopac
Saboteurs blamed for India fire at broadcasting HQ
Fire destroyed part of the national radio and television HQ in New Delhi with smoke and flames lasting four hours. Police blamed saboteurs linked to opposition figures amid Indira Gandhi corruption cases and a nationwide emergency. No casualties reported. Security forces blocked crowds gathered at the complex.
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New Delhi
India
National Radio and Television Headquarters
Indira Gandhi
Peron Attacks Labor Movement as Wage Talks Break Down
President Isabel Peron lashed Argentina's labor movement during a Saturday night address. Labor Minister Ricardo Otero resigned within an hour after her DeaLeny televised speech, citing health reasons. Peron rejected union demands to approve negotiated wage boosts and claimed union leaders misunderstand the government’s difficulties.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Labor Movement
Labor
Ricardo Otero
Bulgarian airliner hijacked to Salonica ends without injuries
A pistol-waving hijacker forced a Varna to Sofia flight with 48 aboard to divert to Salonica and surrender seeking political asylum. Ivan Takov, 24, a Bulgarian construction engineer, will be held for study as investigators proceed with the case.
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Salonica
Greece
Ivan Takov
Varna
Black Sea
Sofia
Takov
Bulgaria
Rod Serling Dies After Heart Surgery at 50
Producer Rod Serling, creator and host of The Twilight Zone and Night Gallery, died Saturday two days after open heart surgery at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester New York He was 50 He had earlier suffered a mild heart attack in Ithaca New York and was readmitted June 6 in the ICU Serling won six Emmys the Peabody and Sylvania awards and was a prominent television dramatist and advocate for artistic standards.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rod Serling
Strong Memorial Hospital
Serling
Night Gallery
Ithaca
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