Pueblo Crew Move Report From Kaesung Near Panmunjom
South Korean Shin a Ilbo cited informants that Pueblo crew members were moved to Kaesung 10 miles north of Panmunjom to await progress in Panmunjom negotiations. The State Department said no confirmation of the move and noted no new U.S. North Korea talks since earlier this week.
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Seoul
UPI
Pueblo
Kaesung
U.S
Shin A Tibo
State Department
Panmunjom
Department
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
North Korea
U.S. Army
Ascom City
Charles H. Bonesteel II
U.N. Command
Korea
Shin A Ilbo
Pyongyang
United Nations
Khe Sanh siege sharpens as Cong push reinforcements
In a widening Laotian border move, Communist field commanders sent troops ammunition and food toward Khe Sanh exploiting a gap at Lang Vei. U.S. forces retaliated with heavy artillery air strikes and a rare Navy air mission destroying two tanks and two trucks. Marine losses numbered 21 dead and 27 wounded as 6,000 Marines hold the fort amid forecasts of a Con Thien style siege. President Thieu announced accelerated mobilization in a tearful congress address.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Lang Vei
Khe Sanh
U.S. Navy
South Vietnam
Navy
Gary Holmes
Tillamook, Co
Gene Corsini
Pittsburg
Kan
Highway 9
Con Thien
Phu Tho
199Th Light Infantry
Nguyen Thieu
Congress
Fulbright Queries Rusk on Report of Nuclear Weapon Use in Vietnam
Senate's Fulbright asks Secretary Rusk for information about a report that U S tactical nuclear weapons may have been introduced into South Vietnam. Defense says four scientists in Vietnam assist weapon appraisal but not nuclear matters. McCarthy and others dispute, White House and Joint Chiefs deny any such request. International Red Cross condemns inhuman acts in Vietnam.
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Fulbright
Rusk
Vietnam
Washington
UPI
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Dean Rusk
U.S
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
Richard Garwin
Columbia University
Henry Kendall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
Julius P. Molnar
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Murrayhill
N.J
David Israel
Department of Defense
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Democrat
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
McCarthy
Craig Hosmer
Calif
Republican House
Hosmer
United States
Korea
Khe Sanh
White House
George Christian
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Christian
Boston
Geneva
API
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Miami
WRB Avoids Stand On Nuclear Plant in Vermont
The Water Resources Board made no definite requirements for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power plant in Vernon to meet to protect public and environmental interests. The board issued findings outlining temperature limits for the Connecticut River and left open what conditions will be imposed, with an objections deadline of February 27.
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Montpelier
UPI
Water Resources Board
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Reinhold Thieme
Thieme
Connecticut River
Vermont
Federal Funds Sought For Windham Airports
Federal funds will be sought for two Windham County airports in 1970. A Wilmington Dover airport would be designated municipal to qualify for funds and a 3700 ft airstrip would span the town line with no money needed for approval. A Brattleboro area project would pursue advance planning for a feasibility study of two or three proposed sites. Windham, Franklin and Orange counties lack public airports.
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Dover
Windham County
Vermont Aeronautics Board
Wilmington
Edward F. Knapp
Mt. Snow Ski Area
Wilmington-Dover
Brattleboro
Knapp
Windham Regional Planning Commission
Windham
Franklin
Orange
Vermont
Editorial slams governor highway program as disappointing
Inside the newspaper, columnist George Gordon weighs in on the governor’s highway plan as disappointing. The page notes winter night sky musings and features MAUHS ski team images from Pico Peak on page five with competition photos.
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George Gordon
Pico Peak
Racetrack Assessment Reduced by Appeals Board
Pownal selectmen said the county Board of Appeals lowered Green Mountain Park racetrack value from 5.6 million to 4.4 million, a gain for the town and potential abatements of about 23,880 if upheld. Attorney A. Perley Fenn to lead the appeal. board members named.
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Pownal
County Board of Appeals
Green Mountain Park
Listers
Burlington
A. Perley Fenn
Steven Gilman
Bennington
Herbert Douglas
Shaftsbury
William Burns
Dorset
County Board
Board of Civil Authority
Rockefeller withholds National Guard as New York garbage strike widens
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says no troop call yet to clean streets amid a city garbage strike eight days old. He favors intensive mediation while Fire Chief warns of rising fires. Mayor Lindsay resists paying blackmail and seeks immediate guard aid. Public poll suggests broad backing for National Guard action.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Guard
Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Haggard
Worn
Lindsay
Albany
Uniformed Sanitation Workers’ Union
al Katz
John J. DeLury
City Board of Health
WHN
Perrotta resigns from BTPA board in Bennington
Virginia N. Perrotta the Democratic town chairman announced Friday night he is resigning as an officer of the Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association to promote unity within the Democratic party. He said the action follows a caucus controversy where BTPA backed candidates were nominated, signaling tension in Bennington politics.
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Virginia N
Max) Perrotta
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association
Democratic Party
BTPA
Bennington
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Cong
199Th Light Infantry Brigade
Windham Airports
Pownal Tanning Co
Rocky
Thua Thien
Hue
Perrotta
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