Nervous Court of Inquiry Probes Pueblo Captivity
The upcoming Navy court of inquiry on the Pueblo capture faces sensitive questions about possible crew confessions and conduct. Observers note lack of clear Cold War rules and consider charges like aiding the enemy, while officials stress caution to avoid public airing and political backlash. The proceedings trigger nervousness over potential Congressional investigations.
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Navy Court of
Panmunjom
Comdr
Lloyd Bucher
U.S
Adm
John J. Hyland
Pacific Fleet
Eisenhower
North Korea
Red China
Navy
Pueblo
Diplomats Demand Tough Action Over Washington Crime Wave
Avalanche-Journal columnist Andrew Tully notes foreign diplomats in Embassy Row face rising crime. Polish Ambassador Jerzy Michalowski leads a delegation to Secretary of State Dean Rusk after failed appeals for protection. Police fear staffing gaps, while residents worry about racial tension and calls for National Guard deployment.
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Avalanche - Journal
Andrew Tully
Washington
Jerzy Michalowski
Dean Rusk
Embassy Row
District of Columbia
Sweden’s neutrality questioned over Vietnam policy and asylum
The piece argues Sweden’s neutral stance leans left, noting full recognition of North Vietnam, asylum for U S deserters, and condemnation of U S actions in Vietnam. It contrasts with Britain and France, and credits Stockholm for recognizing South Vietnam while calling Sweden a self proclaimed neutral nation.
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Sweden
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Britain
France
Stockholm
Key Vietnam peace doubt looms over 1965 economy
The piece analyzes how a Vietnam peace pact and sharp cuts in US spending could deflate economic growth in 1965. It warns of unemployment, readjustment costs, and the need to balance deficits, tax revenue, and dollar integrity while inflation remains uncertain.
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U.S
Vietnam
Washington
United States
Johnson
Aoe Seco Sen
Time Is Essence in Powell Case Debate
An Avalanchne-Journal editorial laments Congress members forgetting the Adam Clayton Powell matter and calls for renewed focus on the crime and its consequences. The piece stresses urgency in addressing accountability and legal implications.
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Avalanchne-Journal
Adam Clayton Powell
Pay Hikes Indecent in Washington Says Clark Hall
Clark Hall of 36 Houston Road, Tulla, denounces proposed congressional pay raises as indecent set against inflation. He compares lawmakers to a confidence man and cites plans to boost salaries from 30 000 to 50 000 for Congress and higher for the Chief Justice and Vice President, urging public scrutiny and moral standards.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ed Muskie
Maine
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Paul Douglas
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Horatio Bottomley
Clayton Powell
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Bottomley
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Parliament
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Houston Road
Tulla
Letter on Pueblo decision draws Lyndon Johnson critique
The Avalanche Journal carries Douglas Ashby's letter arguing a 48 hour ultimatum to North Korea over the Pueblo crew could have led to war and casualties. The writer credits Johnson for ending the crisis and notes Nixon's China Vietnam policy. Editor replies defend nonpartisan stance on Vietnam and Pueblo.
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Mr. Ashby
North Korea
Pueblo
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Russia
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Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
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Thailand
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Cambodia
Laos
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Ashby
Latchbock Channel 11 Preempts Sander Vanocur News
Editor laments Channel 11 replacing NBCs First Tuesday with an old Tony Curtis melodrama. Public service deemed poor as information and entertainment hide from weeknight viewers. Letter writer Bill O Wright cites Joe Bryant and others urging attention to audience needs.
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Latchbock
Channel 11
NBC
Sander Vanocur
Tony Curtis
George Nader
Joe Bryant
Aten
Bill O. Wright
19Th St
Lovelorn Army Column Sparks Quiet Worries
A historical lovelorn column expresses anxiety about military life and distressed romance. The writer mentions dates with soldiers, reflects on missing connection, and conveys a sense of unease about service and personal ties.
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Kacy
A Diplomat Must Work for the President's Trust
Nixon era diplomacy hinges on ambassador loyalty and proximity to the President. The piece traces ambassadorial duties, immunity, and the distinction between minister and ambassador, noting formalities, recalls, and the goal of preserving host-country respect and U.S. integrity.
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Foreign Office
Cleveland
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Defense Department
Talleyrand
Acheson to State View on Communist Russia in Senate
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations committee plans to hear Dean Acheson speak on his stance toward Communist Russia. In Nanking the Chinese government urges an immediate cease-fire in its civil war. In Lockney the First Baptist Church roof and walls collapsed at 9 45 pm likely due to sleet and ice load.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Acheson
Russia
Nanking
China
Lockney
First Baptist Church of
Government proposes consumer guide to Federal Register
Miss Betty Furness suggests a Government consumer guide to the Federal Register. The guide would summarize major proposed and final rulings affecting consumers and be available for a small fee. It would explain how to register consumer views and obtain more information. Department More Management
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Consumer Guide
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Betty Furness
Federal Register
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