Pueblo Crew Would Have Revolted If Ai Aid Had Come
Lt. Edward R. Murphy Jr. recalls in a Christian Science Monitor installment that he would have led a revolt on the captured Pueblo if aerial support or rescue had seemed possible. He describes NK captors fabricating intrusions and forcing navigational confessions, and notes he resigned his commission after the 1968 seizure.
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Record heat and cold across mainland United States
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported a high of 105 degrees at San Angelo Texas and a low of 40 degrees at Alamosa Colorado excluding Alaska and Hawaii as weather records for the period.
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Collision details emerge in Melbourne Evans crash
Subic Bay Philippines reports show messages between the Australian carrier Melbourne and U S destroyer Evans crossed before they collided. The two ships performed sharp turns amid misplanned spacing, leading to the Evans being sliced in two with 74 sailors lost.
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Bread of 220 Types Shown by Berlin Bakers Guild
At a food fair in Berlin West the West Berlin Bakers Guild displayed 220 different types of bread that Germans eat.
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Pompidou Proclaimed French President Amid Cabinet Talks
Pompidou officially becomes president of France at 5 p.m. as Gaston Palewski proclaims the runoff victory over Alain Poher. He and Jacques Chaban-Delmas begin cabinet conferences while Gaullists clash over posts. Antoine Pinay expected as finance minister. De Gaulle returns from exile but his shadow looms over early cabinet choices.
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