Two FBI Agents Slain on Pine Ridge Reservation
On the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota two FBI agents, Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, were shot to death while serving warrants. An Indian man, Joe Robert, was reported killed in the gunfight. Authorities described the killings as an execution and pursued suspects through the reservation as state and federal officials hunted for those responsible.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
South Dakota
William Janklow
FBI
Joseph Trimbach
Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Oglala
Wounded Knee
Coler
Denver
Williams
Rapid City
S.C
Joe Robert
Robert
Minneapolis Tribune
Little Joe Killsright
Porcupine
Pierre
Richard Kneip
Cleared by Censors Only Scattered Protests Against Gandhi
The Indian government reported scattered protests against Indira Gandhi and said the country remained calm. Police used tear gas in Ahmedabad while arrests numbered 676 across nine states after the emergency. Several leaders of opposition parties were detained as the government sought to curb civil disobedience.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
A. R. Baji
Bombay
Kerala
Mysore
Haryana
Baji
Ahmadabad
Gujarat
Gandhi
Madhya Pradesh
Morarji
Nixon testifies voluntarily before Watergate grand jury
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath for 11 hours over two days at the Coast Guard station in San Clemente California. The testimony was voluntary and not under subpoena, with details kept private by the court. The grand jury investigates tape transcript deletions Nixon’s aide BeBe Rebozo finances and campaign contributions.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
U.S. Coast Guard
San Clemente
Calif
Herbert J. Miller
The
Watergate Specialutor
Nixon White House
E. G
Bebe" Rebozo
Miller
Watergate
S. Ruth
U.S. District Court
London Saunders Radio Personality Lectures Here
London broadcasting figure Saunders delivers a lecture on radio and media trends, sharing insights with local listeners and highlighting upcoming program initiatives and community outreach efforts.
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London Saunders
Lottery Friday Draw Totals for Boxes A B C
Friday June 27 1975 drawings list prize totals for boxes A B and C with top prize 250000 for boxes A B or C and smaller prizes 25000 for boxes B and C 100 for any two box combination and 25 for single boxes or options B or C.
Jackpot winners report to state taxation office
Jackpot 1198031 XX X X XXX $35 000 minimum winners report to nearest State Taxation and Finance office for filing.
Weather summary for the day and next two periods
Weather data shows high 82, mean 69.5, low 57 with no precipitation and 30.16 in pressure. Winds SSE 5 to 10 mph. sunset 8 51 p m. Sunrise 5 27 a m. Forecast calls for mainly sunny today with near 80 highs, partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with lows near 65 and around 80 highs. Light to near calm winds and a 20 percent rain chance today tonight and Saturday.
Queen Elizabeth II to make state visit to United States
President Ford invited Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh to visit the United States from July 7 to July 11, 1976 during the bicentennial year. The request was accepted with pleasure and follows long expectation of a royal visit amid the 200th birthday celebration.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of
Endinburgh
Ford
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Kennedy signals no 1976 draft to stop Wallace
President candidate Edward M Kennedy stated he would not accept a 1976 nomination or draft under any circumstances. In a CBS Cronkite interview he affirmed his firm, final stance while addressing fears Democrats lack a strong candidate to defeat Alabama Governor George C Wallace in 30 primaries next year.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Kennedy
Ment
Cronkite
Wallace
Sub Teachers May Qualify For Jobless Benefits
Washington reports that substitute teachers may still qualify for unemployment benefits if they meet state requirements, even as a law denies benefits during the summer term if contracts exist for both terms. The NEA notes eligibility for teachers without fall contracts due to budget delays or layoffs.
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Washington
Labor Department
Manpower Administration
Congress
State
Ocal
Ford
National Education Association
NEA
Loot in 2 Entries: Over $270 at Oswego clubs
Oswego police investigated burglaries at two westside clubs and a reported beating. At the Moose Club about $172.20 was missing from various boxes and cash boxes after intruders disturbed the cellar area. Westside VFW rooms on Bronson St were also broken into with about $100 taken from a cash register and an envelope. A beating report at the Holiday Inn involved a woman who refused aid, later linked to an incident downtown. Two vehicle accidents near West Utica St and East Second and Utica St left two injured, one hospitalized. Police continued inquiries into the incidents.
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Donald J. McCann
Oswego City
Westside
Moose Club
David Saylor
Edward Besaw
John Smegelsky
V.F.W
Bronson St
Howard Gillen
Robert Cathcart
Catherine F. Potante
West Albany St
West Utica St
Fifth St
Oswego Hospital
Helen V. Bracy
Oswego RD 2
Pontante
Palladium Times
West First St
Daniel G. Fay
West Eighth St
East Second
Utica Sts
Dale E. Little
West
Cayuga St
Utica St
Fay
F. Britt Waters
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Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Kneip
Janklow
BIA
Toby Moran
Moran
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Associated Press
Abourezk
House Judiciary Mittee
Gerald Ford
Sam
Pittsburgh, Pa
Nhether
UPI
Fulton News
Late Wire
Roa
Niagara Mohawk
Power Company
U.S
Ted
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