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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1969

Page

6

Oceanography Tests Pueblo Had A Cover

Donnie R. Tuck, senior oceanographer aboard the USS Pueblo, testified that hydrographic sampling was a cover for the ship’s surveillance mission during North Korea tensions. He said orders required noninterference and that water tests were to be done away from land to avoid intruding on North Korean waters.

Coronado Calif Pueblo Donnie. R. Tuck Cmdr Lloyd. Bucher Friar Tuck Tuck Richmond Navy Bucher Harry Iredale III Civil Service Defense Department North Korea Banner Charles D. Law Jr Wendell Leach Law Chehalis Wash

Defense Trio to Represent Sirhan Free of Charge

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan and his mother testified about the family income as three top criminal lawyers defend him in the Kennedy assassination case. Grant Cooper and Rus sell E Parsons, both Los Angeles lawyers, join Emile Zola Berman of New York, with Cooper saying funds come from book deals and direct contributions. the total is under $500. Meanwhile Los Angeles taxpayers fund prosecution costs and enhanced security as jury selection continues and jurors are housed at the Biltmore hotel.

Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Grant Cooper Russell E. Parsons Emile Zola Berman Cooper Sirhan Sen Robert F. Ken Nedy R. Bernard Finch Finch Carole Tregoff Parsons Berman Manhattan Bar Association Philadelphia Robert Kaiser Kaiser Life Magazine Herbert V. Walker Los Angeles Criminal Court Biltmore

How Did They Do It How Jesus Used Power to Heal

A Sunday School lesson reflects on genius and miracle, comparing Jesus power to heal with human scientific achievement. It cites Mark 6:2 and 5 6, notes that Jesus used power to help not harm, and stresses faith completes the healing circuit for peace.

Jesus E. Stanley Jones Mark

Lion mauls 2 year old in Texas yard rescue effort

In LA MARQUE Texas a two year old, Chris Cotter, was attacked by a chained lion in a neighbor’s yard while playing. He suffered chest wounds and head injuries, underwent surgery for a partly collapsed lung, and is reported in satisfactory condition. The lion escaped from the neighbor and will be transferred to Lufkin Zoo for 10 day observation for rabies.

Nixon eyes talks with Kremlin after preliminary talks

President Nixon said he would be willing to hold a summit with Soviet leaders if lower level talks show progress on political and military issues. Aide statements hinge on early talks with the Soviet Union on a potential Middle East settlement, following Nixon’s remarks at a Thursday news conference and his March 3 return.

Washington Nixon Soviet Union Middle East United States Soviets Belgium West Germany Italy Great Britain France North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO White House Vatican Paul VI West Berlin

Iraq says no Jews awaiting trial on spy charges

Beirut AP reports Iraqi president Ahmad Hassan el Bakr said at a news conference that no Jews remain in Baghdad facing spy charges and that 8000 Jews may leave Iraq. He claimed all accused spies are Muslims and defended the execution of nine Jews and five others last week as criminals for Israel.

Beirut Lebanon Iraq Baghdad Middle East Ahmad Hassan el Bakr el Bakr Israel United States Washington al Bakr U.S U.N U Thant Pope Paul VI Europe

Allies Claim Victory On Peninsula

AP reports a major success in the Batan gan Peninsula cordon operation begun January 13 by 4000 U.S. Marines, Army and Vietnamese riflemen. The cordon now encloses about 1500 enemy, with 11,476 civilians moved for interrogation yielding 251 Viet Cong workers, 131 sympathizers, and 32 defectors. Casualties cited include 41 U.S. dead and 186 wounded. enemy dead reported at 20.

Saigon Batangan U.S da Nang William W. Behrens Jr Behrens

Dame Judith Anderson Hospitalized After Back Injury

Hollywood AP reports 70 year old actress Dame Judith Anderson was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for X rays and tests after injuring her back on a movie set in Durango, Mexico. The injury occurred last week when actor Richard Harris pulled her away from a fire blast during a film scene.

Hollywood Judith Anderson Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Durango Mexico Richard Harris

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