Noted Pueblo captain’s wife faces media as saga unfolds
In a personal account Mrs. Bucher recalls the 1968 Pueblo crisis, her family’s fear and resilience, calls from Navy officials, a North Korean propaganda broadcast, and public scrutiny as she seeks release for her husband LCDR Lloyd Bucher and the crew. She notes reactions from senators and press while weighing public attention against her effort to protect her family.
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Skipper
San Diego
Comdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pueblo
Mrs. Bucher
New York Times
North Korea
Pete
Navy
Washington
State Department
Obituaries note local residents Bearden and Smith
Alta Bearden of Las Vegas died Saturday in a local hospital. He was born November 23, 1922 in Pittsburgh Illinois and was a World War II veteran. Charles Smith 66 of Overton died Saturday in a local hospital. he was a boxman born June 8 1902 in Arkansas and a World War II veteran. Services and burial were arranged by Palm Mortuary and Woodlawn Cemetery respectively. Surviving family members include spouses and siblings listed in the notices.
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Alta
Bearden
Pittsburgh
Ill
Palm Chapel
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church
Palm Memorial Park
Helen
Las Vegas
Colline
Leatha Bearden
Marion, Ill
J.D. Bearden
Bertrand, Mo
Edna B. Vogel
Gladys Cato
St. Louis
Irene Sprague
Phoenix
Ariz
Millie Flack
Evansville
Ind
Leona Merrill
Fern Spencer
Marion, IN
Charles Smith
Overton
Mr. Smith
Arkansas
Woodlawn Cemetery
Palm Mortuary
Paul and
Seward Smith
Texarkana
Tex
Brenda Johnson 26 Dies at Home in Kentucky
Brenda Johnson age 26 of 268 Harmon Ave died Wednesday at her home. Born November 24 1942 in Kentucky she lived here four years. Services pending in Raymond Kentucky. Survived by father Jerry Roche of Las Vegas Palm Mortuary handling local arrangements.
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Brenda Johnson
Harmon Ave
Johnson
Kentucky
Raymond
Jerry Roche
Las Vegas
Palm Mortuary
Nixon bowls with bandaged thumb at Camp David
The First Family bowling at Camp David included President Nixon who scored 204 in a match with Pat Nixon and Charles G. Rebozo. He joked five strikes and two spares. Pat admitted her score was not good but claimed she beat Bebe.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Pat
Charles G
Bebe’ Rebozo
Camp David
Maryland
Bebe
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International
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Department of Defense
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Bahia Hotel
West Mission Bay Drive
California
Lcdr
Lloyd Mark Bucher
Usn
Frank Church
Democrat
Idaho
Senate
United States
Senator Frank Church
Princeton
Thomas Stafford
John Young
Eugene Cernan
UPI Telephoto
H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
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M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Odiskin
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J. L. Dixon, JR
Las Veaas
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Continental United States
Willard Bearden
Brenda Roche Johnson
EL Cortez
Rst
L.V. Blvd
Mickey Rooney
AS Jahns and His Orchestra
T Remont and Casino
Lortudiy & Cemetery
Our Lady of
Joseph Barbarita
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
George McAferty
Bakersfield
Edward Powell
Riverside, New Jersey
Louis Goldsmith
Cincinnati, Ohio
John McAnulty
Southfield
Michigan
Eugene Klingensmith
Warren
Ohio
William McMahon
New York City
Raymond, Ky
Ruth Junior
Oscar D. Boydston
Armstead Richardson
Sgt
Harvey Hedstrom
George R. Lemyre
Louise Fagundus
Joseph Salazar
Linda Lobb
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E. Sahara
U.S.D.A
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Chuck Roast
Shank
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