Congress Divided Over Pueblo Rescue Options
Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Dirksen clash on how to handle the USS Pueblo seizure. Some urge aggressive action to free the crew, others warn against escalation and a broader war. Symington and Lausche weigh in, while White House says diplomacy continues with limited force options under consideration. U.N. Security Council suspends Pueblo talks as private diplomacy stalls.
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United States
North Korea
Vietnam
Mansfield
Dirksen
Congress
Navy
U.N. Security Council
Pueblo
White House
George Christian
Christian
U.S
United Nations
Senate
Wonsan
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Asia
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Symington
Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Two Men Convicted In Bankruptcy Case
Ronald A. Martin and Roger G. Wolf, both 34 and 35, Lincolnwood, Illinois, officials of Market Mens Mutual Insurance Co., were found guilty in U.S. District Court of violating the federal bankruptcy act. A pre sentence investigation was ordered and they were released without bond pending further study of the case. They allegedly unlawfully transferred and concealed 63 600 from Market Mens Mutual in anticipation of bankruptcy.
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Milwaukee
Lincolnwood
Ill
U.S. District Court
Ronald A. Martin
Roger G. Wolf
Old Market Mens Mutual Insurance Co
Market Mens Management Agency
Myron L. Gordon
Martin
McNamara halts 5.56mm ammo for M16 over jamming worries
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara orders suspension of the IMR powder 5.56mm ammunition linked to M16 malfunctions in Vietnam. Production stops. training rounds with IMR remain in use to deplete stocks. Tests in Panama show ball propellant performs better. review planned.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
McNamara
Stanley R. Resor
U.S
Pentagon
du Pont
Olin Mathieson
Weather synopsis for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Sunrise Wednesday 7 24 a m sunset 5 14 moon new record high low Jan 30 1931 48 Jan 30 1918 -23 degree days total 4127 last year 4148 normal 4290. Shippers forecast to north and east 10 south and west 15. Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa vary cloudiness warmer tonight and Wednesday. Southeast winds 8 15 mph.
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Shippers
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Pope Paul II Meets Dr Barnard on Heart Transplant Work
Pope Paul VI spent about 20 minutes with Dr Christiaan N Barnard in Vatican City and congratulated him on heart transplant advances. Barnard said the Pope was very satisfied with the meeting and that moral questions may have been touched on in expressions of hope that the operations aid humanity.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Christiaan N. Barnard
Barnard
Vatican
Wallace Likely Not to Run in Wisconsin Primary
Former Alabama Gov. George Wallace probably will not enter Wisconsin's April 2 presidential primary unless he runs as an independent. Wisconsin’s law lists candidates only under party labels, and a nominating committee will begin work February 6. Wallace has run before in Wisconsin, polling 34 percent in 1964 as a Democrat.
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Madison
Alabama
George Wallace
Wisconsin
Jesse Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Wallace
California
Williams
State Committee
Lurleen Wallace
John Reynolds
Johnson
Recommendations Near For Inner Core Milwaukee Plan
The State Department of Local Affairs and Development aims to issue recommendations within three weeks on Milwaukee Inner Core programs. About $8 million in proposals were made under a state authorized aid program, eight times the available funding. Sixty eight projects were proposed for the $1 million program approved in November.
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Madison
State Department of Local Affairs and Development
Milwaukee
Education Dean Named At UW Milwaukee
Richard H. Davis named new dean of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee school of education. A 34 year old assistant dean from the University of Toledo specializes in urban education and succeeds George W. Denemark who left UWM to lead the University of Kentucky education college.
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Milwaukee
Richard H. Davis
College of Education
University of Toledo
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Davis
George W. Denemark
UWM
University of Kentucky
Bandit Ends Van Hostage Ordeal After Gas Runs Out
A gunman held multiple hostages in a Denver market truck convoy until police supply exhaustion and a staged distraction. Officers surrounded the vehicle as the suspect surrendered and released a child, a market official, and several adults. Hostages included 17 year old Carl Haynes and Kenneth Ward. Authorities recaptured control after a tense standoff.
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Andy Anderson
Morahan
Anderson
Kenneth Schmidt
University of Colorado Medical Center
Carl Haynes
Denver
Kenneth Ward
Leroy Hebert
Charles
Chuckie” Doerr
Englewood
Schmidt
Chuckie) Doerr
Raymond Gies
Daniel Williams
Williams
Colorado
UPI
Postmaster Nominees Named by Johnson
President Johnson sent to the Senate postmaster nominations including Carol M. Hudson of Green Valley Wisconsin Arthur C. Howell of Palmyra Wisconsin Robert W. Walton of Platteville Wisconsin and Bradford S. Crocker of South Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Carol M. Hudson
Green Valley
Wis
Arthur C. Howell
Palmyra
Robert W. Walton
Platteville
Bradford S. Crocker
South Milwaukee
Seat Belt Violations Highlight Wisconsin Safety Checks
Madison reports December highway inspections show only 35 percent belt use on state roads. Of 648 vehicles checked, fewer than half had belts and 262 equipment defects were found, led by improper stop and directional lights.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Manhattan
New York City
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Hope
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