Pueblo Skipper Ends Testimony Scions Eye Probe
Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher said Pueblo crewmen made hundreds of attempts to tell home that spying confessions were phony, but most signals were intercepted by North Korean captors and beaten out. Navy briefed reporters on five hours of closed testimony amid calls for Senate inquiry.
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Calif
Lloyd Bucher
Pueblo
Navy
Bucher
Thomas L. Dwyer
U.S
Japan
Dwyer
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Peter H. Dominick
Colp
Dominick
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Vincent Thomas
Pacific Fleet
United States
Egypt to Restore Relations With United States
Beir ut report says Egypt will resume diplomatic ties with the United States on February 15. The government has communicated its decision to Arab envoys in Cairo, but no further details were released.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
United States
al Anwar
Cairo
FHA Mortgage Rate Boosted Amid Emergency Action
The maximum rate for mortgages insured by the Federal Housing and Veterans administrations was raised to 7.42 percent in an interim measure. Housing secretary George Romney said the move was overdue as credit for home loans had become harder to obtain under the former 6.34 percent cap.
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Washington
Federal Housing and the Veterans Administrations
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Arctic Cold Slams Nation With Record Lows and Flood Warnings
A blast of arctic air sent temperatures to near zero across the Plains and Midwest while rain and snow battered California and Nevada. Flood and landslide warnings spread as California faces millions in damage, with Los Angeles areas soaked and mudslides threatening Azusa Glendora.
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Associated Press
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Nevada
Rockies
Plains
Midwest
Havre
Glasgow
Montana
Louisiana
West
Iowa
Minnesota
Rochester
Minn
Los Angeles
Azusa
Glendora
Azusa- Glendora
Lockheed Boosts Management to Drive C-5 Production
Lockheed Georgia in Marietta expands leadership as Air Force orders 57 more C-5 Galaxy aircraft, bringing total to 115. New executive vice presidents oversee operations and administration, with current program managers realigned under Poore and Egan.
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Marietta
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Air Force
Lockheed- Georgia
Tom May
H. Lee Poore
M. M. Egan
May
Art Fleck
Lockheed-California Co
John McCarthy
W. F. Kalmbach
Dave Dickenson
Ile Will
Paul Frech
Egan
F. A. Cleveland
Lockheed-Georgia
W. D. Perreault
Lockheed 500
Cleveland
D. T. Crockett Jr
Hercules
Lockheed Industrial Products
Poore
JetStar
Paratroopers Move to Cut Off Viet Cong Filtration Route
In Saigon, 800 paratroopers from the 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne, deployed along the Song Be corridor 60 miles north to block Viet Cong 5th Division movement toward Long Binh and Bien Hoa. Two VC sapper battalions already in the zone threaten major U.S. bases as analysts warn of potential attacks. A sweep northwest of Saigon by the 1st Air Cavalry met enemy forces, and the U.S. confirms the loss of a 1000 helicopter in combat with two wounded crew rescued by a second helicopter.
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Saigon
U.S
82Nd Airborne Division
Song Be
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Bien Hoa
Tay Ninh
Binh Long
Phuoc Long
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Miller Opposes Congressional Pay Increase
Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller joined three colleagues in introducing a resolution to block a pay raise for Congress. The plan would lift salaries from 30 000 to 42 500, costing taxpayers 56 700 000 annually and 15 400 000 in the first Congress. Miller urges reallocating funds.
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Clarence E. Miller
House of Representatives
Congress
Johnson
Miller
Puerto Rico
Hutchins Named Chief Counsel by Ohio Attorney General
Shelby V. Hutchins, a Columbus attorney and Fostoria native aged 36, was appointed by Attorney General Paul W. Brown to serve as his chief counsel. Hutchins succeeds Charles S. Lopeman, who moves up to the first assistant post.
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Columbus, Ohio
Shelby V. Hutchins
Columbus
Fostoria
Paul W. Brown
Hutchins
Charles Ss. Lopeman
Student Outbreaks Sweep Europe Asia And Africa
Madrid declares three month state of emergency and bans free speech to stem student protests. Franco regime censors press, closes Madrid and Barcelona universities, 68 000 students kept from classes. Across Europe Asia and Africa, clashes kill several and spur crackdowns. France and Britain see protests as police guard campuses and embassies.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Franco
Barcelona
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Spain
Fraga
Europe
Asia
Africa
Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong
France
Edgar Faure
Paris
Culbertson Appointed As Falls Trustee
John Culbertson of Logan Route 2 fills the unexpired term of Ernest Shull as a Falls Two trustee. Shull began county commissioner service January 6. Other trustees are Wayne Timberlake and Kenneth Inboden of Logan Route 4. Robert Daubenmier, Logan Route 2, is clerk. The board moved meetings from Saturday to 7 PM Wednesday on a bimonthly basis. Next session January 20.
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John Culbertson
Logan Rt. 2
Ernest Shull
Shull
Wayne Timberlake
Kenneth Inboden
Logan Rt. 4
Robert Daubenmier
Nixon Forces Study Late Moves By LBJ
The Nixon administration delays two late Johnson moves amid a broader review. A Civil Aeronautics Board halt suspends trans Pacific routes for Continental and Braniff, both tied to ex Johnson aides. A $25.2 million Illinois Central grant, issued Dec 27, is also under scrutiny as Boyd moves to lead the railroad.
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Nixon
Washington
Johnson
Pacific
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental
Braniff Airlines
Ziegler
Department of Transportation
Illinois Central Railroad
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Judge Meyer Rules In Favor Of Goodyear
Judge Harley Meyer ruled for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. in a suit against Charles I Huffines and Barbara Huffines of Haydenville seeking $1,064.15 plus costs. The court found no legal right to the hospital benefit payment made due to a material mistake of fact.
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Meyer
Goodyear
Harley Meyer
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Charles I. and
Barbara Huffines
Haydenville
Huffines
William Wallace Co
James Stilwell
Forrest Moore
Ratify Warren Pact Ends Work Stoppage
Warren police and firemen ratified an agreement early today to end a work stoppage over a wage dispute that began last Sunday. Local officials reported the pact restoring patrols and emergency services with terms not disclosed.
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Warren
Ohio
Fear and funerals shadow Palach rites in Prague crowd
Prague burial of Jan Palach draws tens of thousands as government warns against spontaneous protests. Dubcek on sickbed cautions of uncontrollable actions while authorities order peaceful ceremony to avert demonstrations and possible Soviet intervention.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Jan Palach
Palach
Charles University
Olsansky
Iely
Alexander Dubcek
Illin Bratislava
Jaroslav Travelka
Citlars
Vietnam peace talks open with demand for new cabinet
In Paris the NLF and North Vietnam press for a peace restoring cabinet to negotiate with four parties. U S negotiator Lodge signals an opener to guarantee a demilitarized zone. Thuy and Kiem demand end to Saigon regime and U S forces, seeking political settlement and national reunification.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Saigon
National Liberation Front
International Conference Center
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
North
South Vietnam
NLF
Tran Buu Kiem
United States
Xuan Thuy
Kiem
Thuy
Hanoi
NLI
Front
NLE
Vietnam
Butane Explosion Causes Wide Damage in Laurel Mississippi
In Laurel Mississippi an explosion involving eighteen butane tank cars triggered a series of blasts, sending fire and debris across a several block area. Eight people were hospitalized and 35 homes reported destroyed after a tanker derailed about ten blocks from downtown.
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Laurel. Miss
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