Etiquette and Driving Permits in Old Letters
A reader asks about telephone etiquette and being addressed by the caller. Advice favors identifying oneself first before asking to speak with the person. A niece seeking a learner permit is blocked by provisional license law requiring a parent or guardian. as a result she cannot practice driving. The Colts Rams game confusion is explained: that game was not a playoff, just the Coastal Division decider. playoffs began the next week.
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Sylvester
Steve Bowen
May
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
L. A
Green Bay
National worry over bridge safety after Silver Bridge collapse
The National Observer highlights weak points in bridge safety across the nation. Private toll bridges from the 1800s, aging designs, professional shortages in inspections, and higher loads threaten reliability while a new task force seeks national survey data.
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W. Virginia
National Observer
Congress
Johnson
High Point Mineral Club first meeting a success
The High Point Mineral Club held its first meeting after a weather postponement on Jan 16 with 36 attendees and 15 to 20 more interested. Members include teachers and children, with plans for education and field trips. Next meeting is 7 p.m. Feb 13 at the High Point Public Library. beginners get basic training in February. Leo Lowell serves as Secretary-Treasurer.
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High Point Mineral Club
High Point Public Library
Leo Lowell
Harsher Calls For Action On Pueblo Crisis
U S senators urged stronger measures after North Korea seized the Pueblo with 83 crew aboard. Calls included air and sea power and even possible nuclear options if diplomacy fails, with leaders cautioning a measured yet firm response.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Pueblo
North Korea
Vietnam
Frank Church
Idaho Democrat
Senate
Mike Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sens
Henry M. Jackson
D Sae
Strom Thurmond
14600 Air Force Reservists Called In Pueblo Crisis
President Johnson orders 14600 reserve airmen to active duty including 14000 Air Force and Air National Guard and 600 Navy air reservists. The move, linked to the USS Pueblo seizure, could last up to 24 months, with possible ground force mobilizations considered but not yet indicated.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
Air Force
Air National Guard
Navy Air
White House
Army
Army National Guard
United States
Berlin
Clark M. Clifford
Senate
U.S
North Korea
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Christian
Christian Simpy
Pueblo
North Koreans Try Breach of U S Sector on Korean Front
North Korean forces attacked the American sector near the buffer zone after the Pueblo incident, wounding eight U S soldiers and firing at a watch tower with grenades. Sporadic shooting persisted from 2:30 a.m. into the afternoon as the Communists pressed fence breaches.
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Korean Front
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Army
Defense officials fault field commanders for Pueblo rescue failure
Defense officials said Navy commanders in the Pacific bore responsibility for not sending aid to the Pueblo as North Korean forces boarded her off North Korea. They stated no request reached Washington and no instructions were sent, while noting uncertainties about why field commanders did not respond with air support.
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Washington
Navy
Pacific
Pueblo
North Korea
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Wonsan Harbor
Lloyd M. Bucher
Defense Department
U.S
United States
South Korea
Japan
Bucher
U.S. Grant Sharp
Sharp
Seoul
Choi Kyu-hah
Republic of Korea
Far East
Coast Guard
Four Found Alive After Plane Crashes In Snowy N C Mountains
Four Canadian occupants survived a crash landing on Roan Mountain in North Carolina near the Tennessee border. They were rescued by helicopter and reported safe. The plane, a Cessna 172E, departed Montreal and stopped in Albany and Elkins before continuing toward Tennessee.
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N.C. Mountains
Newland
N.C
Canada
Montreal
Stewart Ramsey
Toni
Roan Mountain
North Carolina-Tennessee
Armada Of Bombers Pound Reds In Major Vietnam Campaign
AP reports a sixth straight day of heavy air strikes around Khe Sanh as 6 000 tons of bombs pound North Vietnamese gun positions and hills held by Marines. North Vietnamese artillery and mortars continue to hit Khe Sanh and nearby peaks while a major ground fight unfolds near Phu Cai with high enemy casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh Valley
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
1St Air Cavalry Division
Phu Cai
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United Peatere Syedicate, Inc
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Marine Corps
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House Pueblo
K. C. Hwang
Associated Press
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Cmdr
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Defense
Phil G. Goulding
Avery County
N. C
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Airways
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Foy Reese
Asheville
CAP
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N.Y
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