Submarine missing near Toulon seals fate of 52 crew
In the western Mediterranean the French submarine Minerve with 52 aboard is reported missing after failing to return to Toulon. Searchers found an oil slick but doubt it came from the Minerve. The Dakar, an Israeli submarine, vanished near Cyprus with 69 crew. Both disappearances left no distress signals and no debris.
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Poll shows LBJ gains in popularity in Princeton poll
A Gallup Poll released in Princeton indicates a 1 percent rise since October in President Johnsons popularity with 48 percent approving his handling of the job. The poll places Johnson at high marks not seen since the Glassboro talks with Kosygin last June and notes boosts among Republicans independents and Democrats.
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United States
America
UAW Talks Continue at Saginaw Foundry Settlement
The Saginaw foundry where 5,900 workers voted overwhelmingly to accept a settlement ending a strike. The pact includes a three minute washup period, pro rated shoe allowance, more uniforms, fresh air blowers, and enclosed relief areas.
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North Vietnam Frees Pilots For Lunar New Year
The report states North Vietnam will release three U.S. pilots for the Lunar New Year. It names airmen Capt. John David Black, Maj. Norris Miller Overly, and David Paul Matheny among those freed. Hanoi provided no hometowns or timing details. The Pentagon had no comment awaiting confirmation.
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Norris Miller
North Vietnam
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David Paul Matheny
Indiana
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Air Force
John David
Tennessee
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Dieter Dengler
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Saigon
Dien Ban
Quan
Nam Province
Weere Geen Mip
Radio
Osan
Vietnam Peoples Army
John W. Hurrell
General Predicts Koreans Could Escalate Pueblo Crisis
Seoul dispatch reports Major General Frank H. Isenhour warned the North Koreans might widen operations as Pyongyang seized the USS Pueblo and towed it to a Wonsan port. U.S. forces rallied with air moves toward Osan, while North Vietnam diplomacy intensified to win release of the 83 captives. The incident raised fears of broader conflict amid Cold War tensions in the Far East.
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Frank H. Isenaur
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Nolin Pyongyang
Anner Rodong
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Osan
Arsenal
Lus
Hoax or Error in Early Elvirw Daily Circulation Note
A garbled public notice from The Daily Elvirw outlines paper circulation and court references in an unclear Moorhead era. It mentions the Superior Court of the state, Alameda County, and a postal or publication matter with a $15 yearly rate.
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Yunsa
purge tightens grip on Cuban leadership amid Internal purge
In Havana the Granma report details a sweeping purge targeting prominent Cuban Communist officials including Jose Matar and Ramon Calines, with Anibal Escalante named as ringleader. The trial and possible executions are led by Castro's revolutionary tribunals, and expelled members face party discipline as authorities claim the micro-fraction opposed the revolution.
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China denounces U S actions threaten new Korea war
An official Chinese statement accuses the United States of imperialist aggression and blackmail, condemning U S war moves against Korea. It cites dispatch of warplanes from Japan and Okinawa and warns the U N will be used to advance U S aims in Korea.
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Peking
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Okinawa
Hollywood Deaths Tied to Beach Boys Case Resurfaces
Disjointed account links Allan Dale Kuhn and Roger Clark to a Hollywood murders pattern. Victims Terry Rae Kent and Annelie Mohn were found bludgeoned and stabbed, with Mohn shot. Eva Gabor affair tied to earlier Florida chase. charges dropped after Gabor could not attend trial. Unsure connections to California jewel burglaries linger.
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Whisky Creek Canal
Hollywood
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Annelie Mohn
Miss Mohn
Eva Gabor
New York
Miami
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California
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Los Angeles
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Loiss
Angeles
Asde
Florida
Fremont Students Watch City Government on Tape
A Fremont junior high class uses a mobile video-tape unit to broadcast city government lectures by Councilman Gene Rhodes. Students interview peers, view replay footage, and submit about 300 inquiries as a new classroom experience costs 2800 for the unit with tapes at 42 each. The program aims to expand with more units as demand grows.
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Jock Brod
Gene Rhodes
Fremont
Hopkins
Scbue
Rhodes
Furthe
Tay
Bernie Maconald
Leslie Salt Surrenders Bay Land To State In Agreement
The State Lands Commission unanimously approved Leslie Salt Co. surrendering 1,601 acres of usable waterways in the south bay shorelands including Coyote Slough and Mud Slough to state ownership. Lt. Gov. Robert Finch and others backed the deal, aimed at enabling public planning and preventing bay filling while strengthening the state’s control over submerged lands.
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Houston Flournoy
Gordon Smith
San Francisco
Commission
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South Bay Shorelands
Leslie Salt Co
N. Gregory Taylor
Taylor
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