Soviets Move Naval Force Off Korea Coast
Government sources say 10 to 15 Soviet warships, including cruisers and destroyers, have moved into the area from Vladivostok. The United States has withdrawn the Enterprise and left about 20 U.S. vessels nearby, with no stated connection to the Soviet presence. One Pueblo crew member was killed and three injured during the incident. the dead man is Duane D. Hodges of Creswell, Ore.
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Vladivostok
Russia
Far East
United States
Enterprise
Sea of Japan
U.S
Pueblo
Pentagon
Duane D. Hodges
Creswell
Ore
Steven EB. Woelk
E.C Charles H. Crandell
Rob
Police Seal Campus In South Carolina Negro Protest
State troopers armed with rifles cordoned off the campus of South Carolina State College in Orangeburg after a disturbance involving Negro students. Police directed traffic away and barred newsmen. An Orangeburg National Guard unit of 200 remained on standby at a nearby armory.
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Orangeburg
S. C
South Carolina State College
Orangeburg National Guard
Yale Historians Find Lynd Hanoi Trip Did Not Lead To Tenure Loss
A Yale graduate student committee rejects Lynd's claim that his 1965 Hanoi visit caused Yale to deny him tenure. The panel notes Yale faculty treated him fairly and criticizes President Brewster for using harsh language. Lynd, once a Yale lecturer and New Left figure, now teaches at Chicago State College after leaving Yale in 1966.
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Probers
Hanoi
Lynd
Yale
New Haven
Staughton Lynd
Yale History Department
New Left
Chicago
North Vietnam
Charles Andrews Society
History Department
Columbia University Forum
Henry Abelove
Kingman Brewster Jr
Brewster
Abelove
Lynch
Illinois
Chicago State College
Weather Forecast for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Cloudy and windy with cold conditions and snow likely. Snow accumulations of six inches or more possible, ending early Friday but with continued wind and cold and flurries. High near 30 today, low 25 to 30 tonight, 90 percent snow probability. Gale warnings in Long Island Sound with northeasterly winds 26 to 30 mph and gusts. Almanac notes February 8 as the thirty ninth day of the year and forty ninth of winter.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
GIs Stop 400 ROK Students Aimed at Panmunjom
U S troops fired warning shots and repelled 400 South Korean students marching on Panmunjom amid protests over three secret meetings involving the United States and North Korea. South Korean sources say a Pueblo ransom and apologies were discussed. U S officials deny apologizing.
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Seoul
U.S
Panmunjom
United States
Pagmunjom
Pueblo
Puebla
North Korea
Snowstorm to bury New England in heavy snowfall
Forecasts say a storm off the North Carolina coast will move into southern New England early today and reach northern areas later. The U S Weather Bureau expects moderate to heavy snowfall lasting into Friday, dimming hopes for an early spring.
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New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Prisoner Escapes From Danbury FCI After Night Class Bus
Jimmy Allen Green, 27, due for early release, failed to return from a bus trip to Danbury High School night classes. He had 793 days left on a parole violation and a three year interstate car theft sentence. Police and FBI searched the area after the 7 p.m. departure. the bus returned at 9:15 p.m. with Green missing. He has a wife and daughter in New York City.
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Danbury
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury High School
Jimmy Allen Green
FCI
Green
New York City
FBI
Special Forces Camp Falls To N Viets in Tank Attack
Washington report notes a separate labor picture with 73.3 million total employment in January and a 3.5 percent jobless rate, the lowest in 15 years. It cites a large drop in women seeking work, about 880,000, and a 1.7 million decline in the labor force.
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N. Viets
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau
Accord Seen As Near In State GOP Rift
Hartford AP report says a peace accord between factions led by state chairman Howard Hausman of New Britain and former chairman A Searle Pinney of Brookfield is near. Pinney pledged support for Edwin H May Jr for the U S Senate if a unified leadership backs him. Alsop of Avon aiding amalgamation would secure the deal.
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Hartford
Howard E. Hausman
New Britain
A. Searle Pinney
Brookfield
Pinney
Edwin H.'‘May Jr
Wethersfield
U.S. Senate
GOP
John Alsop
Avon
May
Hausman Group
Alsop
Bridgeport’s last city horse Patch rides on
Joseph Dewhirst Sr, president of Dewhirst Dairy, keeps Patch the 29 year old Percheron at his Madison avenue barn. Once common for transport and milk delivery, horses faded with cars. Patch is believed to be Bridgeport’s last surviving horse, seen roaming Ninety Acres Park on chilly days. Dewhirst, a longtime park commissioner, donated a prize horse to UConn in 1942 and still enjoys occasional rides.
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Telegram
Mathewson
Patch
Joseph Dewhirst, Sr
Madison Avenue
Martin H. Moore
Ninety Acres Park
Joseph Dewhirst
Dewhirst Dairy
Bridgeport
Dewhirst
City Hall
University of
Connecticut
Bridgesport
Lindsay orders 10000 sanitation workers back by sunrise
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay demanded 10 000 striking sanitation workers return to duty by 7 am, warning of possible emergency measures and a citywide declaration if the deadline passes. The mayor convened the Emergency Control Board and Board of Health at 6 am to assess a state of emergency and potential National Guard involvement amid a looming snowstorm.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
National Guard
Lindsay
Emergency Control Board
Board of Health
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Florida Governor Withdraws From New Hampshire GOP Presidential Primary
Florida Governor Claude Kirk Jr. stated he will not run for president and is withdrawing his candidacy from the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary. The move trims the field ahead of the primary contest.
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Concord
N. H
Florida
Claude Kirk Jr
New Hampshire
Lang Vei Camp Falls After 18Hour Siege
Lang Vei Special Forces camp fell to North Vietnamese troops with Soviet tanks after an 18 hour siege. 316 defenders were killed wounded or missing. 76 escaped including 12 Americans. Reports say five enemy tanks were destroyed. the camp lies on the Laos invasion route in Vietnam’s northwest.
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Saigon
Lang Vei
Laos
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Tolt
Lawmakers Push Public Hearing on Rusk Viet Data
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 8-4 to urge President Johnson to direct Secretary of State Dean Rusk to testify publicly on Vietnam and world affairs. Rusk has refused public testimony, citing military and diplomatic limits, after his Sunday TV appearance and ongoing closed sessions.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
Defense
J. W. Fulbright
D- Ark
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Sausage Plant Fire in Chicago Kills Five, Wounds Seventy Five
A Sausage Co plant on Chicago's South Side suffered a deadly fire and multiple explosions. Five dead and about 75 injured as flames trapped workers and firefighters amid debris. Rescue crews hunt for missing persons including a firefighter and civilian. Authorities link blaze to a gasoline truck in an alley beside the Mickelberry Sausage Co plant.
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Chicago
Fire Department
Mickelberry Sausage Co
Robert J. Quinn
Quinn
Serenade Plan for Wilson Stirs White House Critics
The White House signals possible changes to a state dinner program for Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson featuring Metropolitan Opera stars Robert Merrill and Veronica Tyler. The repertoire includes I Got Plenty O Nuttin Mandalay and Youll Never Walk Alone, with observers noting concerns over UK economic moves and troop withdrawals.
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Washington
White House
Britain
Harold Wilson
Mandalay
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Veronica Tyler
Wilson
Atlantic
Suez
Stamford Driver Dies in Collision on Connecticut Turnpike
A 69 year old Stamford man Morris H Meyers of 345 Glenbrook road Stamford died yesterday at 2 15 pm when his auto left the median divider and collided head on with an oncoming beer delivery truck on the Connecticut turnpike at Darien The car then burst into flames after being hit by another vehicle The truck overturned and Meyers was trapped in the wreck The death marked the fifth traffic fatality on Fairfield County section of the turnpike in 26 days
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Darien
Stamford
Morris H. Meyers
Glenbrook
Meyers
Fairfield County
Thomas McMullen Sald
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