Pueblo Capture Strains U.S. Diplomatic Efforts
A four ship American task force including the carrier Enterprise moves toward North Korea while the United States seeks Soviet persuasion to recover the Pueblo captured with 83 crew aboard. Washington calls the incident serious as Korea defends its action.
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National Security Council
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Congressional nerves rise after Pueblo seizure
Congress reacts with cautious anger to North Korea's capture of the U S intelligence ship Pueblo. Senators Thurmond and Dodd demand forceful action if not returned within a day, while others urge restraint and seek details on why the vessel lacked protection. Pentagon notes Pueblo called for help only as boarding began.
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Presi
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Grim Passenger Driver Crashes Car Near Morton
A car driven by a grim Passenger lost control and struck a tree near Morton. The skull was a grim ornament mounted in the rear window ledge of the girl’s car.
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Morton
Judy O'Neil
Wife of Pueblo skipper prays for crew safety
Rose Bucher, wife of Cmdr Lloyd E. Bucher, commander of the Navy intelligence ship Pueblo, says she prays for the crew’s safety after the Pueblo was seized by North Korean patrol boats. She and her sons moved to San Diego as orders promised the ship’s return this spring.
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Wonsan
Truxton
Vietnam
Sasebo
Japan
Pueblo
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Lloyd E. ‘Pete’ Bucher
H-Bombs Still Missing After Thule Crash
An Air Force survey near Thule Greenland found burn marks blast fragments and a negligible amount of radioactivity from a B52 crash carrying four hydrogen bombs. No nuclear components identified. parts not recovered and a Danish team and Eskimo guides exposed but decontaminated with no issues.
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Thule
Greenland
North Star Bay
Thule Air Force Base
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Denmark
North Vietnamese push into South Vietnam as talks loom
U S and allied sources report 10 000 more North Vietnamese troops entering western Quang Tri and a defecting lieutenant says Hanoi aims to destroy American forces to pave the way for negotiations. In Khe Sanh and Bong Son areas, U S air cavalry and artillery claim heavy clashes with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units. Battleground activity includes air raids, downed planes, and significant casualty counts.
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Saigon
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Dien Bien Phu
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Hanoi
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Khe Sanh
William E. Loftus
Chicago
Bong Son
1St Air Cavalry
Weekend Weather Turns Colder Across Miami Valley
The Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio will see a cold spell starting tonight with temperatures dropping to 0 to 12 above zero by weekend. Tonight's low is 5 to 12 degrees after nightfall. Thursday warms slightly with partly cloudy skies. Yesterday's high reached 31 with a 14 degree low near 6 am.
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Miami Valley
Ohio
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