Soviet Rejection Of Mediation In Pueblo Crisis Cited
Moscow declined to mediate over the Pueblo incident and warned that any settlement role would rely on messages to North Korea rather than formal mediation. Izvestia and Tass criticized U.S. actions as displaying aggressive, warlike posture amid Vietnam pressures.
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Pres Foreign Ministry
Heyash
Llewellyn EL. Thompson
Cign
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Soviet Union
North Korea
North Ko
North Kerea
UN Security Council
Washings
United States
Things Not So Hot Down On Farm
Richmond AP report cites 25,300 more workers joining Virginia’s labor force in 1987 yet agriculture remains down. Unemployment fell to 2.3 percent in December, lowest since 1952, with Richmond at 1.6 percent and Norfolk-Portsmouth at 2.6 percent. Factory wages rose to 7.58 dollars weekly, while national net spendable income edged higher.
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Richmond
State Department of Labor and
Indus
Department
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Virginia
Johnson Honors Marine General at White House
President Lyndon Johnson praised Marine General Greene in a White House ceremony praising his service. The event featured a military panel audience including Secretary of Defense and Johnson's daughter Lynda and her Marine husband Captain Charles S. Robb in attendance.
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Washington
Johnson
Smilin
Fion
Greene
Aedal
Coa
Lynda
Charles S$. Robb
Patricia Neal Returns to Film in The Subject Was Roses
Patricia Neal returns to the screen after a three year absence in the Pulitzer Prize drama The Subject Was Roses. Co stars Jack Albertson and Martin Sheen were in the Broadway version. The film is adapted by Frank D. Gilroy and produced and directed by Edger Lansbury and Ulu Grosbard, who produced the stage original.
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Patricia Neal
New York
Patrici Neal
Jack Albertson
Martin Sheen
Frank D. Gilroy
Edger Lansbury
Ulu Grosbard
Pueblo Captain Admits Entering Soviet and Chinese Waters
North Korea broadcast quoted Cmdr Lloyd Bucher saying the Pueblo crossed international waters near the Soviet Union and Red China as well as Korea during espionage missions. U S defense officials dismissed the statements as not authored by America.
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Korea
Russia
Red China Waters
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Red China
North K Korea
Korean Central News Agency
Navy
Relligence
Cmdr
Lloyd Mark Bueher
North Korea
Bucher
U.S. Defense Department
Asia
China
Ney
Kington
Won San
Japan
Pyongyang
North Korean
San Diego
Calif
Stickley Charges Gardner Over KKK Issue in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports Republican Jack Stickley of Charlotte accuses rival Jim Gardner of trying to sweep the Ku Klux Klan issue under the rug. Gardner defends legality and criticizes political efforts to alarm voters, urging lawful action and firm leadership to curb violence. Meanwhile in Winston-Salem, J Melville Broughton pledges decisive action to quell riots and bolster police, linking crime to broken homes and calling for education and vocational training improvements.
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Gardner
Ruy
Raleigh
Jack Stickley
Charlotte
Jim Gardner
Siakiee
Greensboro
Klan
North Carolina
Suckley
Winston - Salem
J. Melville Broughton
Winston-Salem
Earlier opening urged to ease leaf sales chaos
Durham hearing urged earlier opening of flue-cured tobacco markets to avoid chaotic conditions seen last season. The House Tobacco Subcommittee heard proposals for unlimited untied sales and pre-sheeting, with emphasis on market allocation by belt and improved flow to reduce congestion.
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Durham
House Tobacco Subcommittee
Greenville
Lumberton
North Carolina
Carolinas
Virginia
Fred S. Royster
Henderson
Bright Pelt Warehouse Association
T. W. Allen
Creedmoor
State Grange Tobacco Committee
William E. Marshall
Siunés Cumpir
Tobacco Farmers
South Carolina
William Larrelson
Georgia
Wauuta
Twe
Red
Department of Agriculture
Ian Nitive
Phaeco
Tragic Fatalities Reported On U S 17 In Virginia
State police report a pedestrian fatality near Fal rmouth on U S 17 as 49 year old Rachel inia Taylor of Fredericksburg was struck while crossing for a ride to work. A second crash on U S 17 in Portsmouth claimed the life of 33 year old Benjamin David Porter of Chesapeake in a collision with a station wagon.
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Tife Associated Press
Stafford
Rachelinia Taylor
Fredersburg
Falrmouth
B. J. Clark
Taylor
Jane
Gilber
Portsmouth
Benjamin David Porter
Chesapeake
U. S
Burglar With Brass Flees After Standoff in Illinois
An unconcerned burglar looted Ray's Standard Service Station in Edwardsville. Two bystanders confronted him, one armed with a gun. The sheriff reports the thief, who took $40 from the register and change from a vending machine, refused to stop and drove off in a station wagon saying, Go ahead and shoot me if you want to.
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Edwardsville
Til
Ray
Sheriff's Office
Weight Control Doctors Testify On Diet Pill Deals
Senate antitrust probes hear physicians Rubel Davis and Needleman claim high patient volumes and incomes from weight loss practices. Davis outlines $40 first visits and $25 lab fees. Needleman admits home kitchen lab methods. Life magazine undercover visit questioned the necessity of treatments for Susanna McBee, while Sen. Hart doubts her weight issues.
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Washington
Senate
Louis L. Rubel
Decayur
Ill
Orv Rule J. Davis
San Diego
Calif
Davis
Senate Antitrus Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Needleman
L. J. ‘Cushman
Reegional Food and Drug Administration
Atlanta
Rubell
Miss McBee
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Becoming Out As Richmond Police Press Their Drug Probe
In Richmond the police press a drug probe after raids in the Fan District. Eighteen arrests on drug and narcotics charges and five on disorderly conduct arose from raids begun Saturday. Most arrestees were in their 20s from the Fan District and surrounding areas. James Robert Frothingham, 20, became the first Richmond resident charged with possession of LSD. He was arrested after trespassing at an RPI dormitory. Preliminary hearings set for later this month. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison for LSD and marijuana offenses.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
Eugene V. Copeland
Dirs
Shirley Anoe Simms
Copeland
Richmond Professional Institute
Confederacy
Vite Squad
Stanley J. Wood Jr
Wood
James Robert Frothingham
Frothingham
Silver Spring
RPI
Woods
Byrd Attacks Fed Role in Keeping Law and Order
Senate speech by Harry F. Byrd D Virginia denounces federal officials for DC crime policy while criticizing civil rights legislation The speech cites Watts Detroit and Newark riots and compares penalties under the bill to current sentences Byrd warns against federal overreach and protección of states rights while praising equal justice for all races and creeds
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District of Columbia
Harry F. Byrd
Ard
Senate
Berd
Eame
Dan Wieck Terecary
Reunote
Chicago
Byrd
Gore
Dick Gregory
Rap Brown v
Stokely Carmichge
U.S
Vietnam
South
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Watts
Los Angeles
Detroit
Newark
Virginia
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Justice Department
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