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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 27, 1968

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UN crisis debate shifts to North Korea Pueblo incident

The Security Council debate on North Korea's capture of the Pueblo centers on the incident. At Thule Air Base Greenland U S Air Force searchers in the Arctic night report finding radioactive bomb fragments near the crash site. Maj Gen Richard Hunziker says positive evidence the weapons are around the scar, with fragments found atop two feet of snow.

United Nations UN Security Council North Korea U.S Pueblo Thule Air Base Greenland U.S. Air Force Arctic Circle Scar Richard O. Hunziker

UN Security Council weighs Pueblo ship dispute

The 15 nation council scheduled a Saturday session after a U.S. complaint that North Korea seized the vessel and crew in international waters and sent assassins to kill President Park. Canada urged diplomacy, while North Korea rejected UN action and any council resolution against what it called U.S. imperial aggression.

U.S North Korea South Korea Chung Hee Park Arthur J. Goldberg Canada

LBJ Hints Use of Force If Diplomacy Fails Over Pueblo

President Lyndon Johnson warned the nation that the United States is prepared to use military force if diplomacy fails to secure the release of the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. He said the seizure is a wanton act and indicated actions could extend to Korea and Vietnam, with UN pressure pursued before any further mobilization.

Southam News Washington Lyndon Johnson United States U.S Johnson White House United Nations North Korea Korea Vietnam Pueblo

Firemen Hurt as Montreal Blaze Devours Building

Six persons injured as a three story complex housing six downtown establishments and a rooming house burns on Notre Dame Street near University. Five firemen suffer smoke inhalation, two with hand cuts. owner of the rooming house Mrs. Yvette Leclerc is rescued unconscious, later stable. Over 100 firefighters battled the two hour blaze. eight residents and about 30 tavern patrons flee to the street.

Montreal Central Business Notre Dame Street University

Pueblo captain admits spying and capture in North Korea

Hong Kong CP reports an interview with Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher, captain of the Pueblo, claiming the vessel was on a spying mission and infiltrated North Korean waters. He allegedly said espionage acts are aggression, with questions in Korean translated to English.

Hong Kong Radio Pyongyang Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher Pueblo Bucher Men

Montreal teen sniper fires on street injuring five

A 17 year old in a southwest Montreal flat fired about 100 shots from a .22 rifle, wounding five passersby two critically. He surrendered after a brief firefight with two police constables and discarded the rifle. Two victims, Georges Thouin and Maurice Lachapelle, sustained life threatening injuries.

Montreal Georges Thouin

Great Train Robber Wilson Leaves Canada for Britain

British fugitive Charles Frederick Wilson, 37, is deported from Canada to serve the rest of a 30 year sentence for the 1963 Great Train Robbery. He was arrested in Rigaud and waives appeal, with wife and three children to join him in England in coming days.

Canada Scotland Yard London Charles Wilson Britain Birmingham Montreal Charles Frederick Wilson BOAC Wilson RCMP Rigaud Leanne Tracy Cheryl England Ronald Alloway Wilsons Interpol

Submarine Dakar With 69 Israelis Vanishes in Mediterranean

British American and Greek ships and planes joined an emergency search east of Cyprus for the Dakar a British built submarine with a crew of 69 that disappeared Thursday afternoon 250 miles off the Israeli coast. The search area lies in water over one mile deep as rescue teams prepare to parachute in if survivors are found. The Dakar formerly Totem was built in World War II and commissioned in 1945 before being acquired by Israel in 1964.

Tel Aviv Mediterranean Sea Dakar Cyprus RAF Totem Israel

Broadcasting policy clash in Ottawa Commons

In Ottawa Friday a Liberal back-bencher and Judy LaMarsh sparred over a bill creating a national broadcasting policy and a new regulator. LaMarsh offered Ralph Cowan $5.48 to stop watching CBC, while Nowlan pushed a balanced Canadian programming pledge and an NDP amendment on national unity was defeated 37 to 17.

Ottawa LaMarsh The Commons Canada Ralph B. Cowan L.york-Humber CBC Cowan Miss LaMarsh J. Patrick Nowlan Digby-Annapolis- Kings Canadian Broadcasting System Nowlan Robert Prittie NDP Burnaby-Richmond

Seven men face charges in Seattle area plot to blow police HQ

FBI says seven men plotted to blow a Seattle area police station and a power plant, then rob four banks including in Redmond and Des Moines. The group, tied to the Minutemen, planned fuel bombs and firearms to divert police, with Duane Carlson named as leader. Suspects include Hourie, Henderson Sr., DeLano, Dix, and Diemert, arrested in Lake City and Bellevue.

Seattle FBI FBIC The Minutemen Norborne Robert DePugh Lake City Bellevue Redmond Des Moines Redmond City Hall Washington Carlson Joseph David Hourie Jerome Nicholas Henderson Sr Bothell Kelly E. DeLano Tacoma Fort Lewis Milton James Dix Jerome Nicholas Diemert Arlington

Train derailment near Riviere du Loup shocks rail travelers

A westbound CNR Scotian train derailed at St Alevandro eleven miles west of Riviere du Loup Quebec. No further details on casualties or causes were provided. International reports note upheaval in Havana with Fidel Castro era leadership questioned and Egypt launching ship-rescue operations in the Suez Canal amid a Khmer rebellion in Cambodia.

Moncton CNR St. Alevandro Riviere du Loup Que

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