Park Considering US Trip to Washington amid Korea Rift
Seoul reports President Park weighing a trip to Washington if Cyrus Vance’s mission fails to ease Seoul’s fears over U.S. appeasement after the Pueblo incident. Vance met Park for the first time as North Korea fired across the DMZ. South Korea seeks more control of its 560,000 troops and faster modernization amid calls for broader U.S. aid.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Johnson
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Park
United States
Pueblo
South
Washington
U.N
Korea
North Korea
Northorea
Presidential
Charles H. Bonesteel III
South Korea
Congress
Vietnam
The Despoilers Man Threatening To Destroy Own Planet
An editor's note introduces a five part series on how humanity harms Earth's environment. The piece argues that space explorers face life support limits while Earth's inhabitants threaten their own "spaceship" by pollution, waste, and neglect. It cites scientists including Yale chemist Harold Cassidy and Harvard's Roger Revelle, noting rising pollution, resource strain, and urban crowding. The Associated Press survey highlights that air, water, and soil are not infinite sinks and must be treated as an integrated system.
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Earth
Moon
Milky Way
Planet Earth
Harold G. Cassidy
Yale University
Roger Revelle
Center For Population Studies
Harvard University
Associated Press
Willy Ni
Central Committee
Tatum
National Service Board
Mennonites
Brethren
Sherk
Canada
United States
Marchin
Communists Hold Hue Citadel as Marines Enter City
Vietnamese warplanes bombed Hue while Marine reinforcements entered the Citadel for the first time in the two week battle. The clash left civilians executed and mass graves alleged, with total allied losses running into thousands. In Saigon, 42 Viet Cong were counted dead after a mop up near the racecourse area as fighting persisted countrywide.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S. Marine
Citadel
Perfume River
George McArthur
Jall
Phan van Khoa
U.S
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Joe Holloway
199Th Brigade
Race Course
Bac Lieu
Sanitation Strike Pushes Rockefeller Lindsay Clash
In New York City a sanitation strike ended by Rockefeller placing 10,000 sanitation workers under state control, angering Mayor Lindsay who called the move a threat to home rule. The plan includes a three day delay to seek a settlement while salaries rise and no contract is yet agreed.
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Rockefeller
Uniformed
Sanitationmen's Association
Lindsay
National Guard
Union
Sanitation Union
Paul O'Dwyer
John Delury
Conscientious Objectors Counsel in Washington Debate
Washington sources report two groups spending over 200000 dollars yearly to assist COs while Selective Service sees no Vietnam era rise in exemptions. Leaders allege boards harden on 1-0 and I A O cases, noting war psychology and dissent hostility influence local decisions.
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Washington
Selective Service
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Philadelphia
Vietnam
National Service Board For Religious Objectors
White House
J. Harold Sherk
National Service Board
Draft Board
Cos
Pentagon
Bearded vagrant refuses large legacy amid downtime in LA
Clint Wescott, 51, living as a vagrant near downtown Los Angeles, refuses $19,219 from a 1961 foreclosure sale of a Burnt Hills gas station, saying he wants no money and prefers the bottom of the barrel. The funds, now in two bank accounts, were pursued since 1961 by a New York law firm.
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Los Angeles
Clint Wescott
Wescott
One-eyed Jack
Burnt Hills
N.Y
Schenectady
New York Supreme Court
John P. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles Times
Clinton
Echo I to Die Seen Orbiting Earth After Decades
Washington AP reports that Echo I, the pioneering large light satellite and brightest object in orbit since its Aug 12 1960 launch, appears near end. Goddard Space Flight Center says NORAD forecasts Echo could reenter Earth's atmosphere around March 31, with possible drift into April due to solar wind and air drag.
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Washington
U.S
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Goddard
North American Defense Command
Echo
Space Hall
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Daigneault Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daigneault of Biddeford observed their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a testimonial luncheon at St. Jean de Baptiste hall attended by over 100 guests. The couple, married February 11 1918 at St. Josephs Church, were honored by their son Ronald and daughter-in-law and their daughter and son-in-law Gerard Nolette, with four grandchildren present and Airman J C Wilfrid Daigneault unable to attend.
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Arthur Daigneault
Marial Ave
Biddeford
St. Jean-de- Baptiste Hall
Jefferson Street
Ronald Daigneault
Pool St
Neault
Joseph Daigneault
Norman Daigneault
J.C. Wilfrid Daigneault
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Donald Daigneault
Richard Lambert
Gerard Nolette
Oliace Lavigne
Wilfrid Daigneault
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Action Center
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