Soviet Union Cautious on Pueblo Crisis Public Attitude
An AP analysis notes Moscow's cautious public stance on the Pueblo seizure. Soviet press omits Thompson meetings and signals reluctance to push for release, while New Delhi sources hint privately at Kremlin efforts to free the crew, reflecting a balance between alliance dynamics and internal Communist bloc concerns.
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Richmonder Aboard Pueblo Seized Navy Vessel
Richmond's D. Richard Tuck Jr., 30, among two civilians aboard the USS Pueblo seized by North Korea, joined the ship earlier this month after graduating from the Virginia Military Institute of Marine Science. his duties are classified.
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Mansfield Seeks Admission to Free Pueblo Crew
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urges that if admitting the Pueblo was seized in North Korean waters could save the 83 crewmen, the U.S. should take that step to prevent a broader war. He warns against rash action as diplomatic efforts continue amid UN debates and Washington lobbying for aid to win the crew’s release.
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Demo Leaders Grapple With Housing Strategy Split
Washington AP Democrats face tough choice on Johnson housing push with two bills or one. Senate committee discusses plan to aid 200000 low income families with 3 percent mortgages, aiming for quick House action and a yearlong push to meet a 10 year goal. Sparkman supports moving a key omnibus housing bill promptly. Percy urges early passage to show urgency on slum housing needs.
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Dispute Over Six Minutes Idles 117,990 Auto Workers
In Detroit AP report, a six minute dispute idles 117,990 UAW workers at GM plants nationwide. 11,200 idled by strikes at three foundries, 106,700 due to parts shortages with layoffs rising. Negotiations halted after sessions failed to yield a deal. Local washup demands, 20 minute requests at other plants, and plant-level action expand impact. Canada and other UAW labor actions noted with Chrysler and Detroit area plants also affected.
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Baptist Church Leaves Atlanta Baptist Association
West End Baptist Church in Atlanta voted to withdraw from the Atlanta Baptist Association in protest of the group's plan to seek federal funds for the new Atlanta Baptist College. Pastor Rev. Hugh Brooks said the move ends the church's fight for separation of church and state.
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