Confession Voice Not My Husband Says Mrs Bucher
In San Diego UPI reports a North Korean radio claim of a confession by Navy Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher aboard the ship Pueblo was dismissed as phony by his wife Mrs Rose Bucher. She said the voice did not resemble her husband and that the family fears for their sons ages 13 and 15 while Bucher is detained.
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UPI
U.S. Navy
Lloyd M. Bucher
Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea
Rose Bucher
Bucher
Cindr
Alan P. Hemphill
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Uss Pueblo
Namara
Pentagon
McNamara
Johnson
White House
Walt W. Rostow
Pacific
Pueblo
U S Call Up Pre Planned Says Gubser
Rep Charles S Gubser Republican member of the Armed Services Committee charged that the Pueblo seizure in South Korea created a climate for a long planned reserve call up He said diplomatic efforts to recover Pueblo could fail and a show of military strength may be necessary The report also notes U S planes allegedly intruding into China air space over southern Guangdong Province in a separate provocation event
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Armed Services Committee
U.S
South Korea
Pueblo
Charles S. Gubser
Calif
McNamara
Gubser
Tokyo
Air Radio
Peking
China
Kwangtung Province
Foreign Reaction in Form Say Call-Up Precautionary
United Press International reports mixed reactions to the North Korean seizure of the Pueblo. Allies like France support U.S. restraint while Communist nations blame Washington. Britain backs Johnson, warning of piracy if facts differ. La Nation applauds diplomatic efforts, while Pravda and Izvestia condemn U.S. spying. Ekstrabladet notes broad American operations.
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France
U.s.s
Johnson
North Korea
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Britain
Harold Wilson
The
Daily Telegraph
Dean Rusk
Paris
la Nation
de Gaulle
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Never Finished Korean War Says Goldwater in Seattle
Former Senator Barry Goldwater told a Seattle crowd that the Korean War was never finished and the current crisis could escalate. He urged restraint, diplomacy, and warned the next decision by a president could be among the most serious. He also questioned the U.S. tactical strength to mount another offensive and suggested reservist calls only if needed.
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Barry Goldwater
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U.S
Navy Seething Over Pueblo Aid Charges
Navy officers accuse civilian Pentagon officials of shifting blame for not aiding the intelligence ship Pueblo during a North Korea confrontation. Officials say no Washington orders were issued and timing of notifications remains unclear, while questions linger about command decisions and the crew’s actions during the incident.
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Pueblo
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
North Korea
Robert S. Mc
Navy commanders mum on Pueblo aid after seizure
In Honolulu Adm. Sharpe returns from the Philippines and refuses to comment on Defense Department statements that Pacific field commanders bore responsibility for Pueblo rescue. Adm. Hyland and Sharpe decline to explain why Pueblo received no timely air support and offer no details on the security status of Sharpe’s location during the incident.
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Camp J. M. Smith
Pacific Air Forces
Hickam Air Force Base
U.S
South Korea
Pueblo
Vietnam
Hyland
Hawaii
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