North Korean Diet Sheds Extra Pounds
The Pueblo crew's captors fed a strict low fat diet during captivity. John Higgins dropped from 280 to 210 pounds after five days at Ascom City and a hospital in San Diego. His comrades lost 20 to 40 pounds, with turnips and spinach common foods, and Higgins longs for varied spices.
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Calif
John Higgins
America
Uss Pueblo
Higgins
St. Joseph
U.S
Ascom City
South Korea
Pyongang
North Korea
San Diego Naval Hospital
Fur for Menswear Thriving Industry Reaches New Heights
New York AP reports fur for men evolved from novelty to a major market within a year. Early rugged hides gave way to refined furs such as seal Persian lamb and mink. The piece notes fur as warm prestigious and symbolic of masculinity with both savage and sexy undertones.
Desai Criticizes Chief Ministers Over Unanimity Doubts
In Srinagar Desai decried ministers who would not be bound by a majority decision. He urged adherence to collective decisions while speaking at the integration council meeting.
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Srinagar, Kashmir
Morarji Desai
Integration Council
Luggage mixup leads to wedding in Louisville
In Louisville, David De Long and Joyee Reed wed ten months after a luggage tagging error sent De Long’s bags to Louisville instead of Nashville. He corrected the tag in Columbus, sat beside Reed on the plane, sparked a courtship, and the couple married.
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Louisville
David de Long
Joyee Reed
de Long
Columbus
Ohio
Nashville
Miss Reed
Ganvie Steams On Amid Sea Restrictions and Voodoo
Ganvie, capital of Dahomey’s lake community on Lake Nokoue, houses 11,000 fishermen in bamboo huts. Saltwater intrusion from a 1961 sand bar has driven teredo damage, raising costs and reducing fish from 18,000 to 12,000 metric tons yearly, threatening livelihoods though tourism remains elusive.
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Dahomey
Abomey
West Africa
Lake Nokoue
Ganvie
Venice
Africa
Dehomey
Cotonou
Hump
Port Cotonou
Teredo
Robin Welcomme
London
United Nations
Welcomme
Car Carrying 10 People Swept Off Flooded Bridge
In Carthage Missouri a car with 10 people was swept from a low water bridge in a snowstorm. One girl, Glenna Sue Mackey, 11, died. two girls, Ronda Kay Rush, 9, and Sandra Fay Rush, 8, are missing. Surviving are the Mackey family and Rocky Rush. two families were aboard. The car was carried about 100 yards downstream by the swollen Dry Fork Creek.
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Carthage
Ronda Kay Rush
Sandra Fay Rush
Neil Rush
Glenna Sue Mackey
Dry Fork Creek
Jasper
Mackey
U.S. 71
Battery stolen from 1967 GMC in company lot
Fred Brandon reported to police that a battery was taken from a 1967 GMC truck parked in the company lot over the holiday. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mann included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin and family from Miami Okla and other relatives visiting Humboldt R. 2. Grace Episcopal Church will shift from 7:30 a.m. service to a 10 a.m. morning prayer service tomorrow.
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Ranz Motors
N. Lincoln
A. E. Mann
N. Forest
Robert Austin
Miami
Okla
Edwin Trotting
Wlfe
Ochelata
Rosetta Barkley
Famiy
Moline
Naomi Gregg
Independence
Mabel Clough
Buffalo
Richard Stanley
Moran
Grace Episcopal Church
Visiting limits at Neosho Memorial Hospital and daily census
Daily Transcript reports visiting restricted to one family member at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Patient census lists 51 adults and pediatrics with one baby, admissions and dismissals across multiple Humboldt and nearby addresses, births, a small police court action for illegal tag use, and a fire call noting lint in a floor furnace with no damage.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leonard Hardin
N. Forest
Last‑minute change in forum panel on accident prevention
A youth who was to speak on workplace accident prevention withdrew after a slip caused his arm to be immersed in boiling liquid. The Christchurch forum adjusted its panel in response to the incident.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Post Office Ends Franking Watch on Congress
The Post Office Department says it will stop ruling on franking abuses by members of Congress and leaves enforcement to lawmakers. Senator Griffin, who challenged the administration over Johnson ties and Fortas, welcomes the shift saying he will push for formal guidelines in the next session.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Johnson
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Department
Congress
Abe Fortas
United States
Griffin
Fortas
Post Office
Timothy J. May
May
Uing
Johnson sees hope for Vietnam peace talks to move forward
President Johnson, buoyed by Vance’s note of possible substantive talks in Paris, says progress is hoped after his deputy’s briefing. He flags peace in Vietnam as the ultimate goal amid Apollo 8 success and Pueblo crew release, before heading to his Texas ranch for year-end duties.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Vietnam
Paris
Washington
Cyrus Vance
U.S
United States
White House
Pueblo
Cambodia
Texas
Opinion Confirms At Fair Personalities For Gov Cargo
A computer at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell produced a remark when Gov. David F. Cargo fed in his signature. The message praised his interest in issues, learning, and persuasion while noting he never abuses it. The governor said he had known this all along.
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Roswell
N.M
New Mexico
David F. Cargo
Viet Cong Proposes New Year Prisoner Meeting
Saigon Viet Cong radio offered to meet U.S. representatives on New Year’s Day to discuss release of three U.S. POWs Spec. 4 James W. Brigham Spec. 4 Thomas N. Jones and Pfe. Donald C. Smith. The group urged halt to military operations near the paddyfield site 50 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
U.S
Liberation Radio
United States
James W. Brigham
Ocala
Fla
Thomas N. Jones
Lynnville
Ind
Pfe
Donald C. Smith
Akron
National Liberation Front
Tribune Contact Notice for Urgent Reach
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