Soviet Reaction Mixed Over Pueblo Incident Stress
Soviet media report nervous anxiety in Washington over the Pueblo incident while Moscow offers no clear stance. Izvestia links U S hysteria to the Gulf of Tonkin resolution and notes limited Soviet influence on North Korea amid the Moscow Pyongyang split.
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Moscow Radio
Washington White House
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Pueblo
Vasilyn Kuznetsov
Izvestia
Washington
Puebla
Gulf of Tonkin
Soviet Union
White House
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Pyongyang
Moscow-Peking
North Korea
China
72 200 Workers Idled by Strikes at GM Chrysler
Detroit AP reports 72 200 auto workers were idled by strikes and parts shortages at General Motors and Chrysler in the United States and Canada. GM furloughed 17 600 more, bringing Michigan New York and Ohio layoffs to 46 400 due to foundry outages. Chrysler laid off 600 at Twinsburg Ohio as 10 000 Chrysler Canada workers and 4 000 St Louis plant workers strike.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
United States
Canada
Michigan
New York
Ohio
United Auto Workers
Twinsburg
Chrysler Canada Lt
St. Louis
UAW
Saginaw
Mich
Defiance
Tonawanda
N. Y
Belevidere
Ill
Assembly
Ky denies anti U S movement in South Vietnam
Saigon AP report quotes Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky rejecting any anti American movement in South Vietnam He says criticisms target individuals not the United States as an allied nation aiding Vietnam against Communists The query followed a Newsweek article alleging Ky encouraged anti Americanism North Carolina's main agricultural produce is flue cured tobacco
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Newsmen
Newsweek
North Carolina
Taft to be Chubb Fellow at Yale for five days
Rep. Robert Taft Jr of Ohio will spend five days at Yale as a Chubb Fellow. He will stay at Timothy Dwight College and join students and faculty for informal meetings. Reagan was the first Chubb Fellow of the year, visiting in December.
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New Haven
UPI
Robert Taft, Jr
Ohio
Yale University
Taft
Howard Taft
Yale
Robert A. Taft
Timothy Dwight College
Ronald Reagan
California
Gardner Resigns Health Education And Welfare Post
President Johnson announced the resignation of John W. Gardner, secretary of health education and welfare, amid signs his view of domestic needs was affected by Vietnam war constraints. Gardner cited professional reasons and unit reorganizations, with White House noting Vietnam not the cause.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Johson
John W. Gardner
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council of Economic
Dvisers
Corbinéree Comea
Ci Aeronautics
Public Health Service
White House
Johnson
LBJ
Texas
Congress
Lo Gardner
Viet Reds Attack U.S. Division HQ In Vietnam War
Reported clashes across South Vietnam describe an attack on a U.S. division headquarters with casualties on both sides. U S losses cited as two killed and 11 wounded, while enemy casualties and tank supported assaults were noted around Camp Holloway and Khe Sanh. Marines faced mortars at Phu Bai with several wounded.
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Camp Holloway
Phu Bai
3Rd Marine Division
U.S
Khe Sanh
Saigon
South Vietnam
Marine Command
Steven D. Nelson
Elxart
Ind
Michael R. Roha
National City
Calif
Han
da Nang
U.S. 26Th Marine Regiment
North Vietnam
Yen Bai
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Khe Sang
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Thrée Sanh
35 Student Nurses To Be Capped Sunday
Thirty five student nurses at Saint Vincent's hospital School of Nursing will be capped in Sunday ceremonies at p m in the nursing school auditorium Hunting street. The list includes Christine Cora Aldo Patricia Anne Alencynowicz Jo ann Terese Becker Rita Elizabeth Calabrese Meredith Anne Connally Deanna Marie Cook Ann Patricia Cullen Maria Cun ya Denise Mary Daley Margaret Ann DeLuca Diane Theresa Donahue Ellen Catherine Farrelly Silvana Sophia Geraci Darlene Theresa Hanks Mary Cathleen Hurley Karen Ann Kasinak Barbara Ann LaBombard Margaret Catherine ev Mary Ann Lee Kathleen Dolores Macknight Denise J Frances Packer Anna Mary Pocsik Margaret Rae Puente Nancy Marit Debo rah Ann Salcito Christine Marie Sikiski Linda Ane Simaga Sister Mary Genevieve Pringenor Sister Theresa Kathryn Snyder Barbara Jean Skarupa Joyce Linda Tyson Sandra Concetta Vittorio Elizabeth Ann Zarcone Paula Ann Zielinski Frances Eleanor Zimmer
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Vincent's Hospital
School of Nursing
Nursing School
Hunting Street
Christine Cora Aldo
Pavicia Anne Alencynowicz
Joann Terese Becker
Rita Elizabeth Calabrese
Meredith Anne Connally
Deanna Marie Cook
Ann Patricia Cullen
Maria Cunya
Denise Mary Daley
Margaret Ann DeLuca
Diane Theresa Donahue
Ellen’ Catherine Farrelly
Silvana Sophia Geraci
Darlene Theresa Hanks
Mary Cathleen Hurley
Karen Ann Kasinak
Barbara Ann LaBombard
Margaret * Catherine
Mary Ann Lee
Kathleen
Dolores Macknight
Denise J. Frances Packer
Anna Mary Pocsik
Linda Ane Simaga
Mary
Genevieve Pringenor
Theresa Kathryn Synder
Barbara’ Jean Skarupa
Joycé Linda ‘Tyson
Sandra Concetta
Vittorio
Elizabeth’ Ann Zarconé
Paula ‘Ann. Zielinski
Frances” Eleanore Zimmer
Kosygin in New Delhi Seeks Closer Ties During Republic Day Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin, amid a lunchtime crowd in New Delhi, urged closer collaboration with India as Yugoslav President Tito and his wife join him and his daughter Ludmila as guests of honor at Republic Day celebrations. He did not address other Western actions.
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New Delhi
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tito
India
Kosygin
Ludmila
Repub
Stratford teachers approve new contract terms and raises
The Stratford agreement starts teachers at 7000 and tops out at 11450 after 13 years with 100 to 400 dollar annual gains. It includes refits for staff, sick leave up to 120 days, 10 cent mileage per mile, and a 5000 dollar life policy. The board covers Blue Cross CMS major medical. A joint BOE-SEA committee will study pay for extracurricular activities in the next contract. Negotiations began in June 1967 and the board approved the deal yesterday.
Pilgrimage urged to Holy Land by Greek Orthodox leader
Jerusalem AP report says Benedictus the Greek Orthodox patriarch urged 20,000 U S Greek Orthodox students to spend religious holidays in Israel. He forecast pilgrims from America Australia Britain Greece and Cyprus would visit for Easter.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Kol
Benedictus
United States
Holy Land
America
Australia
Britain
Greece
Cyprus
Rusk Says Peace Not Found by Timidity or Escalation
Secretary Rusk, speaking after a two hour stay at a Brooklyn hotel, rejects demands to halt bombing in North Vietnam. He argues peace requires honoring commitments, warns against half measures, notes Vietnam civil war elements, and states negotiations are possible without preconditions while urging support for allied freedom.
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Brooklyn
Rusk
White House
Southeast Asia
United States
Hanoi
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
North Vietnam
Inger Stevens Chosen for Piva Card Stud Lead
Hollywood reports Inger Stevens won the feminine lead opposite Dean Martin and Robert Mitchum in Paramount's Piva Card Stud. The film marks Stevens first major role alongside the celebrated duo for the studio, with production anticipated to begin soon.
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Hollywood
UPI
Inger Stevens
Dean Martin
Robert Mitchum
Paramount
Regional CCD Congress Plans In New England
Diocesan CCD boards from all New England will meet February 3 at East Catholic High School Manchester for the annual regional planning session. Rev Nicholas Grieco will review plans and Rev Richard Guerrette will speak on The Parish of the Future. A 5 pm Eucharistic Sacrifice will be followed by a dinner hosted by Auxiliary Bishop Hatchett.
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New England
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Diocesan
CCD
East Catholic High School
Manchester
Nicholas Grieco
Diocese of Bridgeport
Richard Guerrette
Watertown
John F Hatchett
Archdiocese of
Hartford
Works Program Row Continues In New Haven
Operation Breakthrough Inc accused the State Highway Department of bad faith offering an alternative for a contract that would fund jobs for the needy. A $150,000 contract with OBT was ruled invalid. Travelers Insurance canceled a performance bond backing the program. Green plans further talks to release equipment and funds for the original contract while two OBT officials and others face related arrest in a separate bomb plot case.
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NEW Haven
Opération Breakthrough, Inc
State Highway Department
Operation Breakthrough
JeRoyd Greene Jr
OBT
Highway Department
Travelers Insurance Co
Green
Greene
Yale Chaplain Named in Connecticut Textbook Sparks Debate
Bridgeport teachers face parental concerns over a 1963 Connecticut textbook listing Yale chaplain the Rev. William Sloane Coffin among Interesting People. The discussion centers on free thinking versus patriotism as educators weigh whether to include living figures in school materials.
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Yale University
William Sloane’ Coffin
Iss
Connécticut
Feather Hugephradille
Huntington
Connecticut
Humphreyslit
Coffin Vremails
Bookers
Auirudle
Dr. Coffin
Métiden
Oaly
Board of Education
Humphreville
Russia
Red China
Coffin
Beardsley Park
Bunnell’s Pond
All Day Session Held in Locke Devere Talks
Representatives of the Locke Deavere division Locke Manufacturing and Local 228 IUE AFL CIO held an all day negotiating session yesterday. A company spokesman gave no further comment. About 45 production employees are under the contract that expires Wednesday.
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Locke- Deavere
Locke Manufacturing Companies, Inc
Connecticut Avenue
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Focal
Cerebral Palsy Drive Reaches $6000 as Telethon Planned
Donations total $6000 from one third of door to door kits in a campaign coordinated by Mrs. John J. Arnold. Telethon hosted by WOR TV set for weekend from 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday with guests including Michael Zdanowicz and celebrities.
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John J. Arnold
Steve Lawrence
Edie Gorme
Union Ratifies Three Year Pact at Hunt Pierce
Milford union Local 376 AFL CIO ratified a three year contract at Hunt Pierce on Old Gate Lane. Workers will gain eight cents an hour this year and 1 2 and 17 cents per hour over the next two years, plus higher weekly sick and accident benefits from 40 to 55 dollars and life insurance from 2000 to 5000. Holidays increase by one and a half days, Blue Cross coverage for semi private rooms, outpatient family plan, two weeks vacation after two years, improved seniority and grievance provisions, and a full union shop clause. The agreement covers about 45 production and maintenance workers and takes effect today.
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Milford
Hunt Pierce Corporation
Old Gate Lane
John Monahan
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Rank and
Blue Cross Boverage
Monahan
Parachutes Found With Lost Hydrogen Bombs Off Greenland
The Pentagon reports four parachutes attached to hydrogen bombs were found near the crash site off Greenland after a B 52 went down last Sunday. Conditions hamper searches amid Arctic storm and subzero temperatures. Radiation traces detected are considered negligible and not harmful to the crew.
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Washington
Pentagon
Greenland
Defense Department
North Star Bay
U.S
Ex Gov Collins Opens Senate Campaign in Florida
Former Florida governor LeRoy Collins formally launches his bid for the U S Senate as a Democrat. He competes with State Attorney General Earl Faircloth for the nomination to replace retiring Senator George Smathers.
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Maimi
Fla
LeRoy Collins
U.S. Senate
George Smathers
D-Fla
Collins
Earl Faircloth
Smathers
14700 Airmen Called in Response to Pueblo Crisis
The call up affects 9240 Air National Guardsmen 4847 Air Force reservists and 699 Navy air reservists as part of strengthening the U S air arm after the Pueblo seizure off North Korea. Officials say mobilization follows White House decision after diplomatic efforts with North Korea and Soviet Russia. The move includes older F100 jets RF100s and Skyhawk and other aircraft with the Pentagon noting it as precautionary and linked to the Pueblo incident.
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Russia
Capitol Hill
Paul Findley
Congress
Johnson
Findley
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Moscow
U.S
Military Armistice Commission
Panmonjom
Korea
White House
Phil G. Goulding
S Secretary of Defense
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Air Guard
Guard
Air Force Reserve
Navy
George Christian
Army
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Christian
Air Force
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. N
Arthur 5. Goldberg
Pentagon
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pueblo
Goldberg
Defense’ Department
Cirt
Soviet Russia
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Shis
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