U S Urges Security Council Action On Pueblo Seizure
United States accuses North Korea of a wanton seizure of the USS Pueblo in international waters and urges the UN Security Council to act promptly to secure release of the ship and its 83 crew. The council adjourned after a two hour session as Washington presses for united action.
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North Korean Air Force Steps Up MIG Flights
North Korea expanded MIG jet activity amid U S carrier Enterprise moves and increased American air presence in South Korea. Seoul officials sighted at least 40 Soviet era MIGs north of the demarcation line since Thursday night as tensions rose over the Pueblo seizure and its crew. Washington warned Pyongyang not to treat Pueblo crew as criminals, while Hankook Ilbo reported the Enterprise diverted toward Pohang in southeast proximity to Seoul.
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Senate kills billboard removal resolution in Montpelier
The Senate Friday rejected a joint resolution to remove billboards displaying "your highway taxes at work" from all construction projects using federal funds. House adoption labeled the signs obnoxious and a public nuisance while noting they may cause highway accidents and waste public funds.
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Parts of H-Bombs Found in Greenland
UPI reports search crews found components of hydrogen bombs from the crashed B52 near Thule Greenland. Eight crew members aboard the eight engine bomber were involved. one died, seven rescued. Authorities say no nuclear danger and bomb parts lie atop 6 to 9 foot ice.
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Changes In Vermont Seen As Rapid Since 1937
Walter Hard Jr of Vermont Life told Bennington Rotary Club that attitudes toward Vermont have shifted more in the last 30 years than in the previous 200. He outlined four periods from 1940 onward, noting influx, fears of change, postwar dissatisfaction, school and legislative issues, and in the 1960s rising concerns about physical development. He quoted residents and writers and questioned if Vermont Life should remain a promoter or shift focus, ending with a call to decide what Vermonters should do about ongoing change.
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Johnson signals force in Pueblo crisis
President Johnson warned in a brief White House television address that U S military forces are prepared for any contingency if North Korea does not release the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. He said diplomacy would continue, including UN action and Russian appeals, while preparing for possible military options.
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Davis pledges fiscal conservatism for Vermont governor
Deane C. Davis, 67, announcing his GOP candidacy in Montpelier, vows fiscal conservatism and criticizes Gov. Hoff for rapid spending. He cites business losses to New York, opposes rapid school district redraws, and favors a possible statewide sales tax only if necessary.
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Inside Politics Ripples in California Editorial Page
George Gordon writes on California politics and social dynamics shaping the year. The piece appears on Page 4 with analysis and reflection, signaling ongoing editorial commentary and reader engagement across the newspaper.
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