Navy Chief Not Judging Pueblo Affair
Admiral Thomas Hi Moorer defends not prejudging the Pueblo interrogation case. He notes public opinions about Captain Lloyd Bucher and crew, says the court of inquiry will assess if the crew met the code of conduct for prisoners. The Pueblo may have to address territorial questions and possible violations, with a court due in San Diego after crew leave. Also notes 19 U.S. Alpine skiers traveling to Zurich for World Cup.
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Early Phone Calls Bother Lady Bird Johnson
Mrs. Gyndon B. Johnson says morning phone calls to the President are a burden she will miss only as part of leaving five years in the White House. She recalls 4:00 a.m. rings, long days, and the magnetism of the White House as a stimulating crossroads she will miss, while President Johnson notes her strength and supports him through his term.
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Udall Challenges McCormack in Democratic Leadership Fight
Udall declares he will seek the speakership amid liberal moderates' cautious optimism. He faces a tough battle against Speaker John W. McCormack, with a first ballot caucus test on January 2 and party dynamics shaping the outcome.
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City to stock 100 depots for heated oil aid
Deputy Mayor Costello said Health Department crews would be stationed at about 100 fuel depots in the city to ensure health emergency buildings receive oil first. More than 700 unheated buildings have been labeled emergency hospitals amid widespread cold exposure reports. He warned the health commissioner may press charges if orders are ignored. About 28,000 homes lack heat, while 100,000 people live in unheated units as complaints surge.
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Vigilance urged after store robbery description released
Police circulated details of two suspects after a daytime robbery. A 5 feet 10 inches tall man, 150 pounds, with blotches around mouth and chin, disheveled appearance. A second white male, 48 to 55, 5 feet 8 inches, 165 pounds, stocky, partly bald. A blue 1960 Dodge with red on white plates saw as possible escape vehicle. Investigators follow several leads and warn locals to stop payment on recent checks.
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Traffic collision near intersection ends with property damage
Trooper Kranar reports Crowell stopped at an intersection and entered the highway, colliding with the McCray vehicle. No injuries were reported. Damages totaled 100 to Crowell’s car and 300 to McCray’s. Possible charges against Crowell noted.
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Apollo 8 Reentry Survives Fiery Pac ocean descent
Apollo 8 plunged from 400000 feet above the Pacific in a blistering reentry. The capsule shed its service module and shed weight from 31600 to about 12000 pounds. After a brief radio blackout Lovell reported they were in good shape as main parachutes deployed and they drifted toward a calm Pacific splashdown.
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Living Costs Jump Again as Prices Rise in November
The government reports a four tenths of one percent rise in the consumer price index for November. Despite a 0.5 percent drop in grocery prices, housing, clothing, transportation, and medical care drove the index higher, with the 1957-59 base showing $12.44 per $10 of typical family purchases. The increase marks the sharpest climb since 1951, with a 4.8 percent rise in the first 11 months of 1988.
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Tax Move Forces Oldest Exchange From Philadelphia
The Philadelphia- Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange, born in 1790 and employing 200, plans to relocate if a 5 cent per share transfer tax becomes law. President Elkins Wetherill warns 50 million shares could trade elsewhere by year end, down from 50 million to 15 million if remains. City Council approved the levy. Mayor Tate signed the bill.
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