Bomb Fragments Found On Ice Near Thule Crash Site
U S Air Force searchers in the Arctic Circle have recovered radioactive bomb fragments from the ice strip where a large bomber crashed near Thule Air Base Greenland. Recovery teams report debris left in place and ongoing efforts hampered by darkness and cold.
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cil Edwards of Parkson, Smith Kligen of Southern Pines, An thony Trolio of Southern Pines, Ernest Coggins of Sanford, Conrad Adams of Angier, Colen Smith of Fayetteville and John
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Pueblo Crisis Updates and Diplomatic Steps
The United States faces crossfire over the Pueblo seizure. President Johnson and officials discuss military moves, Red Cross mediation for crew return, and the role of the Enterprise carrier. U S and South Korea troops and ongoing diplomatic exchanges with Soviet Union and sixteen UN allies are noted with injuries among crew and calls for calm.
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Johnson conviction overturned in second trial ruling speech privileged
The court granted a second trial for Johnson, ruling a floor speech in the House privileged and not a basis for indictment. Fellow defendant Frank W. Boykin faced prior fines and pardon. Johnson denied providing real legal services for Edlin tied savings and loan entities. Judge Watkins conducted the nonjury retrial over nearly 145 hours.
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Romney Campaign Speeches Highlight Housing and Inner City Reform
Romney attacked Johnson’s six million housing unit plan, calling it unrealizable and disconnected from inner city needs. He urged redefining federal priorities toward eradicating slums and delivering real opportunity, while campaigning in Hanover and Concord and meeting workers at factories and a fish plant in Rochester.
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Bank robbery conspiracy halted near Redmond Washington
FBI and Redmond police disrupted a planned multi bank heist network that targeted three Redmond banks and discussed a fourth in Des Moines Town. Five arrests followed after investigators traced the plot through two cars loaded with dynamite fire bombs and bank floor plans. Local authorities prepared for the Friday target date with an armed stakeout.
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UN Debate Over Korea Crisis Intensifies Security Council
Goldberg urged urgent action as Soviet and North Korean objections stymie any resolution. He showed maps asserting Pueblo was in international waters near North Korea, while Morozov denounced the U.S. claim and warned of dangerous tensions in Korea. U Thant canceled a New Delhi trip as diplomacy stalls amid a difficult UN agenda.
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Vietnam War Brings Repeated Truce Violations and Heavy Fighting
The conflict pits U.S. and allied forces against North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces with repeated truces failing to stop hostilities. In the latest 36 hours over New Year, 177 incidents were attributed to the Communists, with 27 Americans, 45 South Vietnamese, and 53 enemy deaths. Ground activity near Khe Sanh remained light though air campaigns surged, and both sides massed forces for potential major offensives after Tet.
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Elementary School Teacher Arrested In Texas Extortion Case
Lonnie Lee Mayhugh, 24, a former fifth grade teacher in Lubbock, was jailed on $20,000 bond after authorities say he extorted $12,000 from Roy Farr Sr., a supermarket magnate and Texas Tech board chairman. Farr delivered ten $100 bills per sack to a park spot. Mayhugh was arrested moments after receiving the money. Mayhugh, married with five children, had taught in a Lubbock school for six years and holds a Texas Tech masters degree earned in 1966.
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Dakar submarine missing off Israel signals naval alert
Reports from Naples with U S Sixth Fleet involvement say the Dakar, a British built World War II submarine in Israel's navy, may be returning from Portsmouth after refit. Britain ordered SUBMISS alert as Diana stood by west of Cyprus for air search. The loss two weeks earlier of destroyer Bath remains Israel's deadliest naval blow.
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Plan for Virginia bar commission announced by Gay
Gay Godwin announces formation of a commission to study constitutional changes. Harman Jr. of Pulaski Sloan Kuykendall Winchester attorney and former Virginia Bar president, and Dr. Davis Y. Paschall president of William and Mary and ex state superintendent, named members. Commission to report by Jan 1, 1969. special session to consider recommendations, enabling second approval in 1970 and referendum that year.
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North and South Korea Armies Face Off Near Seoul
The Korean Central News Agency vows renewed resolve to repel U S aggressors. About 50,000 American troops and 560,000 Korean personnel are stationed near Seoul with 1.2 million militia in the North. The North Korean air force reportedly has 650 planes, while U S air support is augmented by bases in Okinawa Formosa and Japan.
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