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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
3
Saigon AP reports a slight rise in Vietnam War casualties last week with 290 Americans killed and 1 762 wounded, 949 hospitalized. Allied forces killed 2 867 enemy soldiers. South Vietnamese losses were 473 killed 1 262 wounded and 35 missing. Total U.S. casualties for the war reach 2 211 killed and 176 456 wounded.
The United States told the U N General Assembly it will not oppose debate on Red China membership. Buffum said the resolution is tendentious and pledged the assembly will again reject depriving Nationalist China of its proper U N role. The steering committee backed including the annual report on the UN for Peking.
BERLIN AP North Korea released films showing the captured U S submarine chaser crew and Cmdr Lloyd Bucher. NBC and CBS aired excerpts claiming espionage and hostile acts, with Bucher and some men shown at a news conference and other footage. Mrs Bucher spoke in San Diego about the film.
Ohio officials report a $10,588 shortage in State Fair receipts after audits by the treasurer, auditor, and Expositions Commission find no clerical errors. Ass’t State Treasurer Gardner says investigation continues and the money might have vanished before reaching the cashier’s office.
The Pueblo sailors appear well and report good food medical care and daily sports during a Pyongyang news conference filmed August 13. Bucher thanks North Korea for the meeting and expresses affection for his family while noting the crew requested the event for repatriation hopes and sharing details of the mission.
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