TrialEnds In Hostile Testimony At Iowa City Church
The senior pastor Rev Jack Zervas and his wife testified as hostile witnesses in the Joseph E Baker church trial over the demolition of the 112 year old First Presbyterian church at Clinton and Market streets. Zervas refused to identify complainants while the commission overruled the moderator's ruling prompting a recess and private listings of dozens of complainants.
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Iowa City
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph E. Baker
Jack Zervas
Matilda
Bakers
Clinton
Market Streets
Baker
Zerwases
Commission
Zerwas
TV Filming Proposed for Kennedy Conspiracy Trial
New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw faces a conspiracy to murder Kennedy trial set for February 13. Judge and NET officials discuss filming the full trial with hidden cameras, expanding televised coverage. Ben Toledano from NET's public broadcast lab notes the proposal.
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New Orleans
UPI
Kennedy
New
National Educational Television Network
Clay Shaw
Ben Toledano
NET
Council For Public Broadcast Laboratory
16 Job Corps Centers To Close To Accommodate Budget Slashes
Sixteen Job Corps centers will close and other poverty program elements will be trimmed to fit congressional budget cuts and the transfer of funds to adult slum employment. The plan reduces centers from 41 000 to 37 000 trainees, with girls centers spared and thousands placed on administrative leave or transferred. Local programs like Head Start, legal services, and community action projects face cuts, while funds are redirected to summer programs in cities.
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Washington
Job Corps
Congress
Swap of Pueblo crew for North Korean terrorists eyed
The Baltimore Sun cites a New Delhi Soviet source that North Korea may trade the U S intelligence ship Pueblo and its crew for North Koreans charged with terrorism in South Korea. The source says mediatory talks are pursued privately despite public refusals. Kosygin reportedly hinted a genuine mistake in the incident.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
New Delhi
North Korea
Pueblo
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Sunday Sun
Adam Clymer
The
Sun
Marriage compared to army in lighthearted quip
A comic line compares marriage to the army with a punchline that people complain yet many would re enlist.
Avalanches Kill 20 in Swiss Alps
In Switzerland a wave of wet snowslides swept steep slopes Friday night and Saturday morning, killing at least 20 people and leaving several missing. The affected region spans about 120 miles in central Europe as information from hard hit areas remains scarce and uncertain.
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Europe
Weekend of Talks on Seizure of U S Ship
The Security Council held a weekend of private talks on the Pueblo seizure with a suggestion from Ethiopia that North Korea be invited to present its side. A mediation idea and formal mediation by Canada were discussed while nine votes were seen as possible for invitation.
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U.S
United Nations
Security Council
North Korea
Arthur Goldberg
Endalkachew Makonnen
Ethiopia
Makonnen
Council
Administration Braced for Congress on Pueblo Crisis
The Johnson administration faces a wave of questions from Congress over Pueblo crisis handling. The main issue is who decided to station the intelligence ship off the North Korean coast and whether CIA or other officials managed day to day orders. Senate panel also urges tighter internal security laws and a central security office for executive branch personnel.
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Platon Morozov
Goldberg
Karoly Csaterday
Hungary
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Johnson Administration
Congress
Pueblo
CIA
Con
Secretary of State
U.S
James Eastland
Dmiss
Full
Judiciary Committee
Internal Security Unit
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Subversive Activities Control Board
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UPI
U.N. Security Council
Britain
U.S. Naval
High Seas
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Russia
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Iowa
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Johnson
Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times Service
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John Chadwick
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