Congress Opens Own Pueblo Probe
A congressional subcommittee launches an inquiry into the Pueblo incident, focusing on the code of conduct after Navy board findings alleging officers violated rules. The probe seeks to address criticism that warplanes were too distant to assist Pueblo in the event. A passenger is reported killed amid the unfolding events.
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Dealers Seek Ban On Gas Station Gambling Games
Rosenthal says such games resemble gambling and could be banned at food stores and gas stations. He believes odds in Las Vegas are better than those offered at a supermarket or gas station setting, near Tremont in Schoyl ill County.
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Calls For Review Of POW Policy By N Viet Nam Probe
Washington reports Nixon aides show little progress toward freeing or improving conditions for U S prisoners in North Vietnam. Pentagon policy aims to ease families’ access and ensure action within 30 days. Hanoi holds 333 U S servicemen with wider estimates possible. Geneva Convention and Red Cross access cited in U S briefing. Also notes a tennis star Fred Alexander dies at 88 in Los Angeles.
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Iraquis Hold Area Native's Exit Visa
MEADVILLE Paul Bail a former Conneautville resident imprisoned by Iraq as a suspected spy in January and freed about a month ago remains in Iraq awaiting exit visa approval. His wife Elizabeth and he, living in the Belgian embassy in Baghdad since release February 4, have Belgian officials aiding negotiations with Iraqi authorities. Bail, an oil production engineer on loan to Iraq Petroleum Co from Humble Oil, says he and his wife are in good health but eager to leave. Iraqi officials delay the visa without explanation while Belgian officials meet daily with Iraqi officials.
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Red Chinese Soviet feud widens party split
In Tokyo AP dispatches document a growing Sino Soviet clash as China denounces Moscow for seeking armed occupation and joint US encirclement. Radio Peking claims millions demonstrated nationwide with red guards assaulting the Soviet embassy while border clashes on the Ussuri river island near Vladivostok escalate.
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Ike’s Excellent Recovery Cuts Medical Reports
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is eating more as his recovery from abdominal surgery continues. Doctors will issue only one medical bulletin daily, down from twice daily during the pneumonia episode at Walter Reed General Hospital.
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Titusville to Get New Ambulance Service
J C Bowman owner of Meadville and Greenville ambulance firms was selected by a Titusville citizens group to start a local service from April 1. A 3,000-member drive under the Chamber of Commerce backs the plan offering three vehicles including a four bed unit and annual $10 family memberships. The service would cover a 15 mile radius including Warren and Venango counties centerville and Chapmanville. Titusville funeral directors had warned they would discontinue service April 1.
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Eisenhower Progress Cited After Feb 21 Operation
Doctors report the pneumonia area is clearing as Eisenhower nears the midpoint of the critical fourteen day period after the February 21 operation. They caution the elderly former president may face a longer recovery due to age and a history of seven heart attacks.
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