What Pueblo Said During The Capture
The Pueblo’s radio exchange with Japan command during the North Korean seizure is read into court records. Messages describe being boarded, under threat of fire, and orders to destroy classified material while seeking help as crew members express loneliness and hope for liberty.
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Coronado
Calif
USS
Pueblo
Japan
Navy
E. Miles Harvey
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bailey
Bucher
Wonsan
Naval Forces
Air Force
Nixon forms Urban Affairs Council and signs order
President Nixon creates an eight member Urban Affairs Council including half the Cabinet to address city crises. Dan Moynihan named staff, while George Romney John Volpe and Spiro Agnew join as regular members. Treasury talks warn inflation risks and budget limits.
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Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
America
Order of Business
National Security Council
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Atty
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George P. Shultz
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Clifford M. Hardin
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Spiro T. Agnew
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Kennedy
Mayo
Vietnam
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
American Bankers Association
Paul A. Volcker
Chase Manhattan Bank
Treasury
U.S
Johnson
White House
Executive Mansion
Kennedy Teases 1972 Bid At Fundraising Dinner
Washington AP report notes Senator Edward Kennedy dropped hints about a 1972 presidential run during a Washington dinner to erase the Robert Kennedy campaign deficit. He joked about the Oval Office and a Muskie Kennedy ticket while acknowledging the lingering debt from 1968. Hubert Humphrey and others attended as organizers aim to reduce a $3.5 million shortfall with further events planned.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Ted Kennedy
White House
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Ed Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Clark University inmates earn B and C grades at jail classes
In Worcester Mass four Clark University night students in Worces ter County jail earned all B and C marks. The jail houses 23 inmates, about half attend high school classes three times weekly or take correspondence courses. Education officer Thomas R. Bird notes 87 inmates have earned high school diplomas and the four Clark students will resume classes when the spring semester begins January 27.
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Worcester, Mass
Clark University
Worcester County
Thomas R. Bird
Clark
Death Penalty Abolition Moves in Kansas Legislature
Kansas bills introduced include abolition of the death penalty with a noncommutable life sentence for capital crimes, plus measures to certify county assessors statewide, offer courses for retarded students within five years, and create a Kansas Advisory Council to coordinate government. Other proposals address junior college scholarships out of state, salaries study commissions, and criminal code alignment.
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Kansas
Kansas Advisory Council
State Board of Tax Appeals
Senate Education Committee
Jack Euler
Wathena
Euler
John F. Hayes
Hutchinson
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House
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Advisory Council
Salaries Commission
County General Fund
Kennedy assassin trial may last three months more
In Los Angeles AP report Judge Herbert V. Walker said Sirhan Sirhan's trial could extend three months or longer as prosecutors and defense continue jury selection. Three jurors were seated, three removed, leaving twelve with five more challenges. The panel consists of three women and nine men amid ongoing workplace concerns for jurors.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Britain answers Soviet Arab Israel peace plan
Britain called parts of the Soviet phased peace proposal constructive but demanded clarification. London noted the plan, addressed to the United States Britain and France, urged a five stage process and hinged on a two phase Israeli withdrawal from captured Arab lands with parallel Arab moves to end war and accept free navigation in the Suez Canal and Tiran Strait.
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London
Britain
United States
France
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Suez Canal
Tiran Strait
Michael Stewart
Middle East
Suez
Tiran
Parsons Urban Renewal Plan Approved by City
Parsons city commissioners unanimously approved an 8.48 million urban renewal program for the central business district after a public hearing attended by more than 600 people. Nineteen statements supported the plan, four opposed it. Federal approval is awaited, with work expected to start in early spring and finish in seven years.
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Parsons, Kan
Parsons
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