Gandhi declares two month emergency in India
New Delhi announces a two month state of emergency with hundreds arrested to curb a claimed conspiracy against internal security. A government spokesman insists the country remains peaceful as press is censored and foreign dispatches face restrictions. Jagjivan Ram is not placed under house arrest, despite rumors.
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India
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Jagjivan Ram
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Army Corps to Award Sacramento River Bank Protection Contract
Congressman Johnson announced that the Army Corps of Engineers will award an 851,681 canal project contract for bank protection along the Sacramento River, Bear River and Elder Creek. Luhr Brothers, Inc. of West Sacramento won the bid, 130,000 under the engineers' estimate. The work covers Elder Creek Tehama County Bear River Sutter counties and stretches along the Sacramento River from Rioton Bend to Murphys Slough. Funding comes from a 1 million dollar appropriation for the current fiscal year. A second flood control contract from Chico Landing to Red Bluff is planned, funded by the current and FY 75 bills.
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Murphys Slough
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Chico Landing
Red Bluff
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Butte
House of Representatives
Nixon testifies 11 hours before Watergate prosecutors
Former President Richard Nixon voluntarily testified for 11 hours over two days to Watergate prosecutors and two grand jurors in California. The interview occurred without a subpoena and covered a wide range of topics tied to the scandal and grand jury investigations.
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FBI arrests pair as Soviet spies in United States
FBI agents arrested Sarkis Paskalian in New York City and Sahag Dedeyan in Rockville Maryland on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. Paskalian is charged with conspiracy to gather classified national defense information. Dedeyan with failing to report illegal photographing of national defense data.
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UPI
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Sarkis O. Paskalian
New York City
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
New York
Paskalian
U. S
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Kelley
Lebanon
Soviet Armenia
United States
Dedegan
Soviet Agents Targeted in Queens Case and Rewards
FBI papers describe a summer 1971 plan to meet Petros Petrosyan at a Queens address. An alleged contact, Dedeyan, related to Paskalian, was urged to build ties to obtain secret information. Paskalian reportedly received about $1,500 from Soviet contacts and in May 1974 gave Dedeyan $1,000 as a token of appreciation.
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Queens
New York
Dedeyan
Paskalian
FBI
Three Die in FBI Indian Reservation Shootout
FBI agents in four cars searched Pine Ridge Reservation after two agents were killed during an arrest attempt. One Indian was also killed. The raid targeted Donny Pourier on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping. Banks supporters gathered near Oglala for Dennis Banks's trial in Custer.
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UPI
FBI
Pine Ridge Sioux Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Richard Kneip
Custer
S.C
Banks
Trimbach
Donny Pourier
Weekend Weather Forecast With Mild Temperature Variation
Fair through Saturday with little temperature change. Highs in the mid 80s to low 90s and lows around the low 50s. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday outlook remains fair. Yesterday's high 86 and low 59. River levels Bend Bridge 21.0 feet Lake Red Bluff 15.6 Tehama Bridge 204.3 Woodson Bridge 168.3 feet. Sunset 8:42 p.m. Sunrise 5:42 a.m. PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Storms Move Across Panhandle and Kansas
Thunderstorms rumbled across the northern Texas Panhandle into south central Kansas early today. No severe weather was reported beyond a single funnel cloud sighting in Texas.
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United Press International
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Texas
Principal Cliff Peterson Takes Tehama Crusade Post
Barrendos School principal Cliff Peterson moves from fund distribution to fund raising for the Tehama County United Crusade. He will chair the Education Division of the 1976 annual campaign and organize drives across many public schools. Last fall the division raised 2,616 dollars. the campaign begins September 12. Agencies funded include Salvation Army Tehama County Opportunity Center USC Family Service Agency Camperships Sierra Cascade Girl Scout Council Children's Home Society Tehama County Red Cross Red Bluff Camp Fire Girls Lassen Area Boy Scout Council.
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Barrendos School
Tehama County
United Crusade
George Thorne
Red Bluff High School
Peterson
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