Buchers Career at Stake In Pueblo Inquiry
In Coronado California UPI reports Navy court of inquiry hears final summation from USS Pueblo skipper Lloyd M Bucher defending surrender amid North Korean capture. Court may issue recommendations including court martial or action. timing not announced. Lt Stephen Harris and Capt Albert Giorgis testify on destruction of secret documents and feasibility of scuttling the ship.
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Navy
Pueblo
North Korea
EE. Miles Harvey
Stephen Harris
Melrose
Mass
Harris
Albert Giorgis
Los Angeles
Giorgis
U S Casualties High In Foe's New Offensive
U S casualties rose in the opening weeks of the latest Communist offensive, with 789 GIs killed and 4,287 wounded in the first two weeks, compared with 816 killed and 4,251 wounded during the first two weeks of Tet. Viet Cong attacks near Saigon intensified, while B52 strikes pounded bivouacs ahead of expected capital assault.
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NASA Considers Skipping Apollo 10
SPACE CENTER Houston United Press International reports Lt Gen Samuel Phillips says a decision on skipping Apollo 10 will not be made for two weeks. He notes Apollo 9 data and crew debriefing must be reviewed and two options remain depending on splashdown success.
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Space Agency
George Mueller
Manned Spaceflight
Thomas O. Paine
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L
Rusty
Cape Kennedy
Broad Cultural Transformations Breed Violence at Champlain College
Dr. David Smith, medical director at Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic in San Francisco, warned at Champlain College convocation that broad cultural transformations could trigger violent confrontations between dominant culture and the Hippie subculture unless both sides seek understanding. He argued changes may unfold peacefully or violently and rejected linking Hippies to a Communist conspiracy. Astronaut Thomas P. Stafford is slated to command a May flight nearing the moon within 50,000 feet, with Apollo 10 prepared to retrieve the Apollo 11 spacecraft for a possible lunar landing attempt.
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UPI
David Smith
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
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Champlain College
Smith
Thomas P. Stafford
Pleads Poverty CATO N.Y. Farm Heist Missing Cash
Bernard W. White, 57, reported three men fled his Cayuga County farm house after he found his under bed cash stash of $18,000 missing. He told authorities he lacked a telephone and could not report the theft promptly.
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Cato
Kremlin Troika in Trouble Threatens Balance at Center
A London based diplomatic report warns fresh Soviet failures could destabilize the Kremlin leadership. It notes the Brezhnev Kosygin Podgorny trio has shown weak triumphs and faces internal strains, risking a blow to centralized power. Additional failures like a Czech invasion could further erode authority.
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Czechoslovakia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Middle East
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nixon
Soviet Union
Romania
Yugoslavia
National Health Insurance Seen Inevitable by Ex Truman Aide
Oscar Ross Ewing, former Federal Security Administrator under Truman, says national health insurance is inevitable and should be federal to prevent state disparities. He spoke in New York on his 80th birthday and recalled his long Democratic career with Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson.
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Harry S Truman
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Kentucky
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St. Louis
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Bronx
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Johnson
Independence
Bill Tightens Foal Sale Rules In Vermont
MONTPELIER UPI A House Agriculture Committee vote 7-1 endorses a bill prohibiting sale or import of a foal unaccompanied by its dam unless naturally weaned or six months old. Some breeders urged a four month minimum. Concerns rise over pregnancy mare farms selling foals early to rebreed, with liquid waste used in hormone production.
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