Father Of Pueblo Crewman To Ask Aid From Soviets
The father of a crewman on the USS Pueblo captured by North Korea is en route to Moscow to seek Soviet help for his son's release. Robert Ayling and three Virginians plan to push a petition drive via National Committee for Responsible Patriotism to win freedom for all 82 sailors, with a Dec 14 motorcade from New York to Washington to present the petition to President Johnson.
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New York
Uss Pueblo
North Korea
Moscow
Robert Ayling
National Committee For Responsible Patriotism
Ayling
Charles
Pueblo
Hugh Cline
Kennedy Airport
Carl McAfee
Pyongyang
Norton
New York City
Washington
Johnson
Five Aquanauts Simulate 1000-Foot Ocean Dive
Five aquanauts begin a two week simulated 1000-foot dive inside a Duke University hyperbaric chamber. They rest wake and test physiology as pressure is raised to match the depth while Navy divers study performance and safety.
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Durham
N.C
Cmdr
J. K. Summitt
Airlines
Navy
Duke University
Murray Cato
F.J. Oggi Smelko
James Kelly
Francis J. Falejczyk
Scott Aviation Corp
Delmar L. Shelton
Duke
Court acquits Monroe woman of manslaughter
Dorothy Mae Caldwell of Monroe was found not guilty of manslaughter in Fourth Judicial District Court after a March 15 death. Jury deliberated about 10 minutes before the verdict. Parish Coroner Dr. J W Cummins ruled the man died from a stab wound to the heart. police produced scissors as the alleged weapon. Caldwell said she tried to urge Armstrong to leave her home when a struggle occurred.
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Dorothy Mae Caldwell
Monroe
Fourth Judicial District Court
Floyd Earl Armstrong
Parish
J. W. Cummins
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