US Pursues Talk Over Pueblo Return Despite Setbacks
Washington sources say the U S aims for peaceful means to win back the captured Pueblo from North Korea. A new push to enlist Soviet aid may follow, while the Enterprise looms nearby and air units move to bolster Osan and Kusan. Senators warn war could bring nuclear use. officials defend actions and question Pyongyang’s spy claims.
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Washington
U.S
Pueblo
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Moscow
White House
Johnson
Enterprise
Air Force
Okinawa
South Korea
Osan
Kusan
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Defense Department
Defense Department Lays Blame On Navy Leaders
Defense officials fault Pacific Navy commanders for not sending help to the intelligence ship Pueblo during the North Korea boarding. They cited no Washington request, noted time and distance constraints, and questioned why field commanders did not act, while stressing Bucher reports through Navy channels.
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Washington
Defense
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Pentagon
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
U.S
Phil G. Goulding
Bucher
Goulding
Defense Department
Navy
North Korea
Wedneseay
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Wonsan
Local Vet Wins Honor
A 45-year-old Ottawa man and former Pomona mayor, Dr. John F. Hudelson, will take office January 30 as president of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association at its 64th annual meeting in Wichita. Hudelson, born August 15, 1922, trained at Kansas State University and has served as district veterinarian, state veterinarian, and Ottawa school board director.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Kansas Veterinary Medieical Association
John F. Hudelson
Wichita
Dr. Hudelson
Kansas State University
The
Agricultural Research Service
Kansas Liverstock Sanitary Commission
Hudersons
Board of Education
State Association of School Boards
Reserve Call Up After North Korea Seizure
Washington AP reports more than 14 000 Air Force reservists are being called to active duty after North Korea seized a U S ship. The Pentagon announced the action, soon after President Johnson urged recall of Air Force and Navy air reservists.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
White House
Johnson
Bricklayers Strike Halts Central Heights School Work
Bricklayers Local 18 AFL CIO began picketing the Central Heights Unified School District project near Princeton. B J Frick Construction halted work around 10 a.m. Tuesday over health insurance contract disputes, with negotiations stalled and no clear restart date.
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Central Heights
Central Height
Richmond
Central Heights Unified
B. J. Frick Construction Company
Bricklayers
Afl-Cio
Osage
Kansas City
Kan
Frick Construction Co
Sas Lina
Joe Moore
Gardner Resigns as Health Secretary
Washington AP reports John W. Gardner has quit as secretary of health, education and welfare. The White House announced the resignation today.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
White House
Weather County Forecast Indicates Warmer Night and Mild Friday
Generally fair and warmer tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Friday will be clear to partly cloudy and mild with a high near 60. Wednesday high 45, today’s low 26, year-ago high 36, year-ago low 25, record high 69 in 1950, record low 5 in 1924. Hourly temperatures end at 8 am today.
Fire destroys rural Pomona home and adds motive for aid
Dave Heckman a Pomona cabinet maker and his wife Betty lost their four room addition and all possessions when the house burned overnight. Fire equipment from Quenemo and Pomona failed to arrive in time. Neighbors Lee Figgins and Dale Johnson organize a relief drive providing clothing furniture and a temporary rental home in Pomona for the family with donations accepted at the Pomona Youth Center and Ottawa National Guard Armory ahead of a Sunday community shower at the grade school.
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Pomona
Dave
Betty
Lee Figgins
Heckmans
Mona
Ottawa
Johnson
Figgins
Otetawa
National Guard
Tennis lobby meets Ottawa City Hall for new courts plea
At a city commission meeting in Ottawa the tennis issue surged as Dave Mudrick challenged handling of federal matching funds for outdoor recreation. Mayor Williamson ordered order as discussions revealed no money yet for courts though a spring court build and resurfacing of two others were planned while awaiting matching funds.
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Rosie Lister
City Commission
Dave Mudrick
Commission
Lyman Corlis
Sioner
Finance
Charles Williamson
Mudrick
Ottawa
Lynn Burris Jr
Topeka
Merle Birckhead
David P. Mudrick
James B. Pearsson
Department of Interior
Corlis
Williamson
Birckhead
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John V. Smith
United States
Park Choong-Kook
Panmunjom
Japan
Connie Armitage
Hutchinson
Hudelson
Poemona
Pomona Lions Club
By Bricklayer’s Union
Central Heights Project
Moore
Bridkelayers Union Local 18
Steve Jennings
B. J. Frick Construction Co
Jennings
Jenenings
Frick Company
Bareater
Dave Heckman
Dale Johnson
Heckeman
Quenemo
Heckman
Heckemans
Burris
James B. Peareson
Sen. Pearson
Don Capper
Corelis
Capper
Toopeka
Lyman Corlis JR
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