Pueblo commander orders destruction of secrets during boarding
U S Task Force reports that the Pueblo commander ordered top secret codes and electronic gear destroyed as North Koreans boarded the vessel. Four Navy ships, including the carrier Enterprise, sail toward North Korea as Washington seeks to recover the 935 ton Pueblo and its 83 crewmen amid disputed firing accounts.
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Pueblo seizure raises alarm across U N Korea tensions
The White House called North Korea s capture of the lightly armed Pueblo a very serious situation. The State Department said the matter is viewed with utmost gravity as President Johnson prepares for a National Security Council meeting. UN Command in Panmunjom protested and demanded the ship s immediate return and an apology. North Korea claimed Pueblo violated its waters during a provocative act as North Korean vessels fired. Some congressmen called it an act of war with talk of retaliation. Nuclear ships Enterprise and Truxton accompanied the Pueblo s group near Sasebo and Wonsan. Ambassador Porter notified Seoul of U S actions as reports warned of igniting another war.
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Why Ship Had No Protection Question
Congress debates Pueblo seizure by North Korea with calls for restraint and force options. Senate members press for details on why the Pueblo lacked protection and why air support was not requested as the 83 crew faced the two to three hour incident.
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Home and Sport Show Slated for Oshkosh
An Oshkosh Home and Sport Show sponsored by the Optimist Noon Club will run March 14 to 17. Held in the new Produce Building at the Winnebago County fairgrounds, co chairmen Louis W. Struensee and Daniel B. Scott say it will feature home products and all types of sporting equipment.
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Gein Case Moves Closer to Trial
The Ed Gein case nears trial as Judge Gollmar denies further mental testing, sends the case to Waushara County for a Feb 21 hearing, and orders Gein jailed without bond. New defense counsel Dominic Frinzi joins William Belter. Frinzi seeks dismissals denied by the judge.
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Reds massing for offensive near Khe Sanh amid Vietnam War
North Vietnamese troops mounted a major artillery barrage on the Khe Sanh garrison as UPI reports indicate a massed offensive by up to 40 000 men aimed at seizing northern South Vietnam provinces and forcing U.S. talks. Spokesmen warned the assault could begin before Tet.
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Romney In Oshkosh On Feb. 2
Michigan Gov. George Romney will bring his Wisconsin primary campaign to Oshkosh on Friday Feb 2 with three morning events. He arrives late Thursday night and starts with a Grande farm visit then a Picasso Plaza press conference. He then attends a Kuehn home gathering before moving to Ripon Fond du Lac and Manitowoc later that day.
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Radioactivity Found At Greenland B12 Crash Site
Searchers found plane fragments and light alpha radiation at the Greenland crash area near Thule aboard a U S B12 bomber. No bomb parts confirmed. Arctic cold limited the survey to two hours. officials say no nuclear explosion danger though four H bombs aboard had been reported.
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Republicans Attack Johnson Policies In TV Address
In a one hour telecast from the Senate building eight senators and nine representatives harshly criticized President Johnsons record. The program The State of the Union the Republican Appraisal aired on CBS and urged tougher measures, no pullback from Vietnam, and a hard line against communism abroad. Eisenhower opened with a call for new directions to preserve free government and lawmakers stressed air and sea superiority and the quarantine of enemy supply lines in Vietnam.
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Pueblo Incident Reveals Vast Electronic Spying Networks
Washington notes that the Pueblo’s capture shows major powers routinely gather intelligence with naval vessels. Officials say such ships shadow U S and Soviet fleets, listen to radio traffic, locate radar sites, and assist in jamming. Space satellites and unmanned drones also play a role in Cold War electronic surveillance. Continued on Page 8 Cel 3.
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