Pueblo Bid: U S Plans Direct Talks For Pueblo Return
Washington reports the United States ready to hold face to face talks with North Korea at Panmunjom to win back the Pueblo and its 83 crew. Defense officials say no immediate call up of ground forces is planned despite recent Viet Nam tensions.
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Stops for Visit Ends in Fatal Family Tragedy in Lubbock
Frank Long of Gresham Oregon stopped in Lubbock to visit his daughter and son in law Jessie Edge 20 and Donna Edge 19. Long forced a door finding the couple asphyxiated with an open heater burning. Justice Wayne LeCroy said no foul play and police noted the pair had been dead several days.
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Sanitation Men Attack Union Leader in New York Riot
In New York 7000 sanitation workers attacked John DeLury, head of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, as he urged a mail vote on mediation terms and a secret ballot. Police sheltered him after barricades fell and blows were struck while talking at city hall.
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Red Guards Take Viet Bound Arms Intra-Chinese Clashes
Rival Red Guard gangs in China robbed trains carrying arms for North Vietnam and used the seized weapons to fight each other, in Hong Kong dispatches from AP.
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Union Trades Rapi Confront City Council
Fragmentary OCR notes show a union seeking rapid action from the city council. Key terms include trade, union, and council with unclear context or timeline. Further readable details are needed to specify parties, place, and outcomes.
Newport tavern denied liquor license near churches
One of the nation's oldest taverns, the White Horse Tavern in Newport, cannot obtain a liquor license. Restored at a cost of $100,000, it was leased for a restaurant, but state law prohibits licenses within 200 feet of a church or school, placing it between two churches.
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Red China declares relations with South Yemen state
Chinese Foreign Ministry said Beijing established diplomatic ties with the South Yemen Peoples Republic, former Aden and South Arabia protectorates, which gained independence last November 130.
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Convicted Cubans Purged For Moscow Policy Support
The Havana government said a revolutionary tribunal convicted 37 people including Anibal Escalante of attempting to undermine Fidel Castro by backing Moscow's Latin America policy. Sentences will be announced later. The defendants were found guilty of propaganda against Castro and stealing secret party and labor ministry documents.
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Vatican denies Pope Paul Moscow trip plans
The Vatican stated on Friday that rumors of a planned papal visit to Moscow are false. No scheduling or discussion of such a trip has taken place. The denial comes as speculation circulated internationally about potential diplomacy and outreach by the pope.
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ACLU Defines Civil Disobedience Rights and Limits
The ACLU states the First Amendment protects declaring beliefs, not disobeying laws. It urges change through persuasion and democratic processes, warns against harsh bias in sentencing, and vows to curb overzealous enforcement of protest-related ordinances.
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GOP calls overhaul of U S news reports abroad
Republican leaders urged a overhaul of U S information activities overseas and said Kennedy and Johnson administrations reduced U S prestige abroad. The report favored truth based messaging and greater use of psychological operations to shape foreign opinion.
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Insurance ad tempts men with dangerous wilderness work
In Philadelphia an unnamed life insurance company advertised men wanted for hazardous journey with high risk and potential honor. George Rudy, manager, said nearly 200 responses came in two days, with wives and young men responding for varied reasons.
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Sammy Davis Jr and Peter Lawford Join Joey Bishop on Color TV
Sammy Davis Jr and Peter Lawford join Joey Bishop for a late Friday night color telecast at 10 30 PM on CHANNEL. The trio delivers comedic banter and musical jokes to a national audience.
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Joey Bishop
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