Pueblo Crew Tell Of Beatings By Reds
Two Pueblo crewmen, Charles Law Jr. and Lee Roy Hayes, described intensified beatings after captors learned a peace photo showed contempt. They spoke at a San Diego hospital after 11 months in a North Korean prison, as officials ordered an inquiry into their treatment.
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San Diego
Calif
Uss Pueblo
U.S
Charles Benton Law Jr
Lee Roy Hayes
Pueblo
Law
Hayes
United States
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
San Diego Naval Hospital
Secretary of Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Secretary of Navy
Paul Ignatius
North Korea
Richard B Russell
D-Ga
Winder
Russell
Senate ‘Armed Services Committee
Atlanta
WSB
Navy
Bucher
Chehalis
Wash
Columbus
Ohio
Nbr
New York
Newsweek
Edward R. Murphy
Murphy
Former Area Man Fatally Burned in Georgia
Howard Warren Harrison 49 of Columbus died from a fire at his residence Friday. Fuller military honors were given at burial. A Farmerville High and University of Georgia alumnus, he served in World War II and Korea as a retired Army captain and worked as counselor at the Georgia Rehabilitation Center in Columbus. Survivors: widow Nan Nelson Harrison. sons Warren and Mike Harrison. parents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Harrison. brothers Ray, W C Harrison, and Gore Harrison.
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Columbus
Howard Warren Harrison
Union Parish
Farmerville High School
University of Georgia
Harrison
Louisiana State _University
Louisiana Tech
Georgia Rehabilitation Center
Nan Nelson Harrison
Columbus, Ga
Warren
Mike Harrison
John T. Harrison
Spearsville
Ray Harrison
W. C. Harrison
Go Re Harrison
el Dorado
Salute Opens San Diego 200th Anniversary Festivities
A 200 gun salute at noon marks San Diego’s 200th anniversary as hundreds of events unfold. Eighty guns at North Island NAS fire in unison with 40 guns at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Naval Training Center and Naval Amphibious Base. Mission bells toll at midnight by the Sisters of Mission San Diego de Alcala.
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San Diego
Calif
North Island Naval Air Station
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Naval Training Center
Naval Amphibious Base
San Diego de Alcala
Man Fined For Running Over Fire Hose Here
Monroe City Court fined Thurman B. Dickey Jr. 100 dollars or four days for running over a fire hose tied to the Eastgate Shopping Center blaze. Judge Crowe suspended 75 dollars on condition Dickey report to Assistant Fire Chief W. A. Carr. Other local fines covered littering speeding negligent driving and theft in separate cases from Friday and Monday sessions.
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William L. Crowe
Monroe
Thurman B. Dickey Jr
Katy St
West Monroe
Eastgate
Crowe
Dickey
W. A. Carr
Kathryn C. Pepper
Rochelle
William F. Erwin
Pargoud Dr
John Henry Brown
Prospect
A. Joseph Pivont
Erin
Pat Bruner
Fei Hotel
Leonard O. Kiper
P.O. Box
Ruston
Earnest Nann
Curry
Carroll Rundell P. O. Box
Delhi
Donaldson J. Williams
Pippin
LeRoy Hicks
Winston
Irving
Tex
Doyle L. Jinks
Swartz
David Martin
Manassas
Alvis F. Grossett
Grayling Ln
Jerry Robert Jones
N. 18Th St
Cornelius Wright
Short Thomas St
William R. Ober
Rayville
William T. Boren
Missouri St
Lemar Smith
N. 13Th St
John Henry Vaughan
Bres Ave
Louise C. Jones
Johnson
Charles J. King
Parkwood
Joe W. Yancey
Cypress St
George i. Sheppard
S. 3Rd St
Texas Family Of Four Missing On Flight Home
A Mississippi Civil Air Patrol search will launch for a San Antonio family missing after a Monday takeoff from Hattiesburg bound for Texas. Liston P. Stuart 37 his wife and three children were in a brown tan Commanche single engine plane serial 7702P authorities said weather permitting CAP planes from Jackson Hattiesburg and McComb will join the search once skies clear.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Civil Air Patrol
San Antonio
CAP
Charles Smith
Jackson
Hattiesburg
McComb
California Apricots Dominate World Production
California now furnishes 95 percent of the nation’s apricots and leads world production. The fruit’s major commercial varieties were introduced from France and England in 1849, after early plantings began with the San Diego mission in 1769.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
San Diego
France
England
Rhode Island Caps Wages and Prices in 1776
In 1776 the Rhode Island legislature imposed a wage and price ceiling to curb inflation. The maximum wage for carpenters was fixed at 70 cents per day, reflecting wartime economic controls.
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Rhode Island
Lebanon Maintains Neutral Stance Amid Israeli Assault
Beirut observers say Lebanon will keep lip service to the Arab cause while avoiding active conflict. Parliament met in secret to discuss defense as the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claims Beirut links. Premier Yafi says Israeli raids will not alter Lebanon’s policy.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Christ
Israel
Fouad Boutros
Haifa
United Arab Republic of
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
U.S
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Amman
Athens
Abdullah Yafi
Y Swimming Pool to Close for Ten Days Repairs
Howard C. Morland, director of the YMCA, announces the Y pool will close ten days to repair the filtering pump. Other YMCA facilities follow a 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. holiday schedule and close for New Year's Day. Applications open next week for boys and girls basketball leagues, with Gray-Y leagues for boys grades three to six and powder puff leagues for girls grades five to eight.
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Howard C. Morland
Young Men’s Christian Association
YMCA
Morland
Guard Employes Go Under Civil Service Jan. 1
In Louisiana about 600 Army and Air National Guard full time technicians will join Federal Civil Service effective Wednesday. They will receive Civil Service benefits and have past service credit under Public Law 90-486. Wade notes most technicians have 20 plus years of service and will transition to excepted or competitive status while sworn in by Federal officials.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Army
Air National Guard
Civil Service
David Wade
State Adjutant General
Wade
Guard
Air Guard
National Guard
Louisiana
Divorce Petition Dismissed Over Mistletoe Kiss
Justice Sir Geoffrey Wraughan dismissed Bren da Killicks divorce petition ruling a kiss under the mistletoe at a New Year party did not legally sever the marriage.
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London
UPI
Geoffrey Wraughan
Brenda Killick
Girl 7 Dead in Alexandria Train Car Crash
A Texas Pacific freight train struck the Roberts car near Lecompte, killing Kay Roberts seven, and Mamie Roberts twenty six, Winnette four, and James Jr two. Father James R Roberts Sr remained in critical condition. infant David eight months survived with minor injuries.
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Alexandria
Lecompte
Kay Roberts
Texas-Pacific
Roberts
Mamie Roberts
Winnette
James Jr
James R. Roberts Sr
David
Rites Held For Oak Grove Man Killed By Car
Funeral services were held at Green Chapel Church of God for Delton T. Harlan 56 of Oak Grove who died after being struck by a car in Kenner while attempting to cross a street for help after his car stalled Survivors include widow Pearlie Mae Harlan son Armend L Harlan of Bossier City daughter Darla Jean Miller of Boulder siblings and three grandchildren Pallbearers named K T Dosher Bryant Grubbs Joe Magen Loyd Davis Mike Miller and William Puckett
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Oak Grove
Delton T. Harlan
Kenner
William B. Moden
Green Chapel Church of
Armend L. Harlan
Bossier City
Darla Jean Miller
Boulder
Marie Yates
Oak Grove Corp
Howard J. Harlan
Bastrop
Shreveport Solon Criticizes Wildlife Commission Choice
Sen J Bennett Johnston Jr of Shreveport voices disappointment after Gov McKeithen appoints Jim Winfree of Baton Rouge to the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. He notes the Fourth Congressional District remains unrepresented and has been for over five years while most commissioners are from south of Alexandria.
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Baton Rouge
J. Bennett Johnston Jr
Shreveport
John McKeithen
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Johnston
Recreation at Wyoming Soldier's and Sailor's Home
The Buffalo Wyoming facility offers fishing croquet horseshoe pitching golf ceramics pool and card games for residents. The home requires no resident work today though it once operated as a ranch with residents helping.
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Buffalo
Wyo
UPI
Wyoming Soldier’s and
Sailor’s Home
Inflation and Jobs in an Uncertain Economic Cycle
In New York AP reports economists warn inflation signals persist and spending accelerates to beat higher prices. The piece notes Nixon era policy limits and calls for price stability measures, while acknowledging limits of government tools and potential wage pressure.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve
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Rinfret
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