Pentagon weighs Pueblo case on POW code of conduct
Defense officials review the POW code after Pueblo crew testimonies of alleged torture and false confessions. They find no need to change the code yet while considering further Vietnam and Korea era cases and noting the Geneva Conventions limits and the creed-like nature of the code.
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Navy Limits Shape U S Response to Aggression
The Pueblo incident highlights treaty limits on U S responses to aggression. A Status of Forces agreement with Japan blocked U S warplanes from aiding the Pueblo, needing prior consent for assault missions from Japanese soil.
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All 82 Crewmen Likely to Testify
Navy court of inquiry into the Pueblo capture may call all 82 crew to testify in the third phase on treatment by North Korean captors. Several crew members requested to speak, with some testifying behind closed doors due to emotional strain.
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Nixon Tells Meany No Need For Jobs Cut
President Nixon told AFL CIO head George Meany inflation must be curbed without sacrificing jobs. Meany called discussions constructive and cordial and indicated he was encouraged by prospects for good relations with the Nixon administration. George Shultz and aides attended the 90 minute meeting at the labor federation winter meeting in Miami Beach.
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Nixon Faces New Problem in De Gaulle's Europe Plan
President Nixon prepares for a Europe tour as officials warn of a French move to weaken NATO and curb U.S. influence. The State Department said a British Embassy minister met with Assistant Secretary John Leddy on Friday to discuss the issue.
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Sparkman urges resumption of ABM work
Sen John Sparkman of Alabama called for continuing the Sentinel antiballistic missile program, diverging from a committee majority favoring a freeze pending U S Soviet talks. He argued deployment should proceed until U S Russian arms conditions are more settled, signaling a contentious stance on ABM policy.
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Nixon orders expanded use of federal labs for university scientists
President Nixon directed federal agencies with scientific labs to make facilities available to qualified university scientists. He said greater cooperation between government labs and academia will be productive and expand collaboration.
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