Hopes for swift Pueblo release dashed by North Korea demands
Washington reports say North Korea seeks more than apologies and pledges, including commitments on high seas action in the Sea of Japan. Secretary Rusk says no independent proof Pueblo is near Korean coast. Defense official sees no imminent release. Negotiations continue at Panmunjom with private talks urged.
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North Korea
Dean Rusk
Sea of
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Rusk
House
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Daley's Account Questioned by Antiwar Leaders
New York AP report shows David Dellinger and Rennie Davis blasting Mayor Daley's Chicago police action account as dishonest and incorrect. They say brutality was underreported and cite nearly 400 demonstrators treated in antiwar medical units versus Daley's 198 police injuries.
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Chicago
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David Dellinger
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Tub Thieves Target a Bathtub on I 40
Herman Bynum reported a 70-pound crated bathtub fell from his truck on Interstate 40 in Greensboro. He stopped to retrieve it but three men grabbed the tub and loaded it onto their own truck before he could reach it, then fled in an unseen getaway vehicle.
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Goodell Named to Fill Kennedy’s Senate Term
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller appointed Charles E. Goodell a 42 year old liberal Republican and five term congressman from Jamestown to complete the late Robert F. Kennedy’s Senate term. Rockefeller said Goodell could provide continuity to Kennedy’s efforts in many areas.
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Senate group moves to break Fortas nomination log jam
The Senate Judiciary Committee considers reopening testimony on Abe Fortas to be chief justice with hopes to vote on confirmation. debate centers on inviting Fortas to testify again and limits for a possible quick decision amid past contention. Fortas' fate remains vulnerable to a Senate filibuster as Thornberry's appointment awaits action.
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United States
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Hugh Scott
R-Pa
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Homer Thornberry
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McClellan
Supreme Court
Nixon to Visit Cleveland for Brief 18 Hour Stop
Republican nominee Richard M. Nixon arrives at Cleveland Hopkins Airport Friday night for a short stay with no planned motorcade. He will appear on a statewide TV program with six Greater Cleveland residents asking questions. Nixon may visit a West Side shopping center or attend a GOP breakfast before leaving Saturday morning, with a possible larger rally hoped for in October at Public Hall.
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West Side
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Robert Hughes
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