Pueblo Seizure by North Korea Triggers War Question
Harvard professor Milton Katz says if North Korea seized the Pueblo on the high seas the U S could view it as an act of war but whether the ship was on or inside territorial waters cannot be determined from available information. He notes three mile limits are universal, twelve mile claims exist, and 200 mile claims appear in some nations.
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New York
Harvard University
North Korea
U.S. Navy
High Seas
United States
Milton Katz
Katz
Soviet
Russia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Wonsan
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Arthur W. Goldberg
Ung Do
Harvard
North Korea Entry Laws on Territorial Waters Questioned
A discussion notes uncertainty about North Korean law governing entry into its territorial waters. The interviewer asks how North Korea defines territorial waters and the issue is described as a very important, yet publicly unaccounted for, legal question.
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North Korea
Ohio redistricting plan heads to federal hearing
Three federal judges will hear the Ohio congressional redistricting plan at 10 a.m. Monday. The Legislature approved the plan in Columbus after a Friday vote and Gov. Rhodes signed it. A rival Democrats plan was rejected. The key question is whether the plan meets population requirements with disparity reduced to 2.44 percent.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
John C. McDonald
Licking County
General Assembly
Rhodes
Three U S Pilots Reported To Be Released By Hanoi
Tokyo based reports say North Vietnam will release three American pilots captured during the Vietnam War era. U S Embassy in Saigon welcomed the possibility though confirmation was lacking. The Vietnam News Agency cited a repentant stance and Tet release but did not identify the pilots.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Vietnam News Agency
VNA
Navy
Dieter Dengler
Laos
North Korea Says It Is Ready For Combat And Sees U S Threat
North Korea announced it is fully combat ready and warned of an exterminatory blow against the United States if attacked. Pyongyang charged the United Nations has no right to discuss the Pueblo seizure and opposed Security Council deliberations, saying it will not recognize any resolution.
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Tokyo
North Korea
United States
Pyongyang
United Nations
Wonsan
Red Spy In Midst Of U S Ships Off Korea
A Soviet intelligence vessel named Gidrolog was sighted among a U S naval task force off the coast of South Korea. Defense officials say there is no action due to international waters and the ship’s trawler-like profile is typical of Soviet vessels that shadow U S forces around the world.
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Washington
U.S
South Korea
Korean Raiders Killed in Seoul Pursuit
North Korean 31 man infiltrators toward Seoul to assassinate President Park were largely eliminated as 25 killed and one captured. Two more were shot amid pursuit and five remained blocked in snow covered hills north of Seoul. US and South Korean forces report ongoing sweep and prior clashes killed soldiers and civilians.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
U.S
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Deputy Director Named By NASA at Kennedy Space Center
Walter J Kapryan a veteran of Mercury and Gemini programs was named deputy director of launch operations at NASA Kennedy Space Center Kapryan 47 was previously assistant Apollo in the newly created post at Cape Canaveral Florida AP
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NASA
Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Walter J. Kapryan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy Space Center
Kapryan
Apollo
Marines Hit With Barrage At Khe Sanh
The Viet Cong launched renewed barrages seven hours after a lunar new year cease-fire began. U S forces moved a brigade of the 1st Air Cavalry to northern South Vietnam near the DMZ as a precaution while ahead of a possible major assault. In Saigon, government police were attacked with rockets near the city center, killing five and wounding five, in the southeast edge of the capital.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Khe Sanh
Washington
Search Expands for Missing Israeli Sub Dakar in Med
American British and Greek ships join in a multi nation search for the Israeli submarine Dakar with a crew of 69 missing after contact was lost 2350 miles off the Israeli coast in the Mediterranean Sea. Low visibility and rough seas hinder the effort.
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Tel Aviv
Mediterranean Sea
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
Dakar
Israel
Portsmouth
England
Elath
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mild Miami Valley Weather Through Sunday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts mild conditions in the Miami Valley with a low near 35 tonight and a high around 50 on Sunday.
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Miami Valley
U. S
Butt In President Urges Teens to Engage in Politics
President Johnson tells teens not to drop out but to butt in, speak up and influence politics from within. He addresses the U S Senate Youth Program, noting two youths from each state attend in Washington under a Senate resolution and Hearst Foundation grants.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
U.S. Senate
Navy flotilla moves to bolster Enterprise in Korea
Seoul press cites South Korean sources that six ship flotilla including a carrier and destroyers headed to Korean waters to pressure North Korea for the return of the Pueblo. Units' origin and arrival timing are unclear as U.S. spokesmen decline comment. Russian vessels reportedly shadow Enterprise.
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Seoul
Enterprise
Seoul Shinmoon
Mili
U.S
Pueblo
Chuckle You Can Lead a Lad to High School
A witty quip questions the value of schooling, implying access to education does not guarantee thinking. It frames the high school as a venue for potential growth rather than a guaranteed outcome.
Four Dead and Ten Missing in Swiss Avalanches
Avalanches across central and eastern Switzerland killed four people and left ten missing. The main railway to Italy was cut as dozens of slides from warm weather and rain blocked roads and isolated villages near Davos Urigen and Gotthard region. Extra slides threatened new collapses as blizzards continued.
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Switzerland
Fri
Italy
Davos
Grisons
Frauenkirch
Urigen
Gotthard
Wassen Sillenen
Gurtnellen
Swiss Alps
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