Is the Pueblo Seizure an Act of War or Persuasive Piracy
Editorial weighs the Pueblo seizure by North Korea as piracy or war and urges caution before military action. It questions territorial waters, notes North Korea’s border incursions, and criticizes CIA involvement while urging verification of facts before retaliation. It recalls the Maine incident to warn against hasty war.
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U. S
Pueblo
North Korea
Dean Rusk
High Sea
Long Island
Pueblo Incident Sparks Diplomatic Call for Caution
An editorial argues the Pueblo seizure by North Korea is not a justified war act but a serious breach of the Panmunjom truce. It warns of shifting North Korean policy, potential Russian or Chinese backing, and urges diplomatic pressure with limited military options only if necessary.
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United States
Asia
Korea
38Th Parallel
Seoul
South Korea
Aka
North Korea
Russia
China
Vietnam
Sound activated gadgets promise a hands free future
The article previews devices like Sonus that turn on appliances with a clap or whistle and even respond to telephone rings. It notes potential bugs and the risk of mistaken activations from noises such as sirens or jet booms, warning of unintended consequences for homes.
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Sonus
Sy Quinto Lingo
Unchangeables Sermon on Stubborn Truths Across Time
A Sunday sermon argues some things never change despite trends in technology and society. It notes enduring constants like geometry and chemistry while contrasting them with persistent human sin and timeless biblical motifs.
Local newspaper masthead with pricing and notices
The fragment presents publication details for a North Carolina newspaper including pricing, distribution, and postal information. It notes Associated Press rights and dates, with mention of Entered as second class matter and subscription rates.
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Associa
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Post
N. C
Sanford Ervin race looms as Raleigh debates 1968 bid
A guest column outlines the statewide impact if former Gov. Terry Sanford challenges Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. for the U S Senate in the May 4 primaries. It notes Sanford's decision could redefine race loyalties, governor and congressional contests, and dismisses any notion of deals or tickets shaping early campaign dynamics.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
U. S. Senate
Ervin
Congress
Partin’s Baton Rouge clash with Gov McKeithen and Hoffa trial
Edward Partin, key Hoffa witness, faces political fire in Louisiana as Gov John McKeithen vows action against gang violence linked to Partin. The piece links labor conflicts, a Baton Rouge shooting at W C Bergeron Construction, and Partin’s jail release after testifying in Chattanooga. It also covers ballot maneuvering around President Johnson and Judge Perez, plus McKeithen’s stance on Rap Brown and a cancer cigarette alert by Dr. Alton Ochsner.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Baton Rouge
Edward G. Partin
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Partin
The
Baton Rouge Construction Co
Ivy J. Bergeron
A. C. Bergeron
Warren
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Justice Department
LBJ
Johnson
George Wallace
Alabama
Leander Perez
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
McKeithen
Judge Perez
Rap Brown
KKK
Ku Klux Klan
Eten Ieee Eee
Georgia
Ochsner
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Garden of Eden
Euclid
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Judas
James Russell Lowell
Abraham
David
St. Paul
Corinth
Spurgeon
London
Beecher
New York
Brooks
Boston
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National Advertising Representatives
John Paul Jones
Association of
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William A. Girt
Teday
Te Wellemn
Serarene Ae Eyas
Senate
Washington
Drew Pearson
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