Admiral Sharp warns Pueblo release far off at press briefing
Adm. U. Grant Sharp Ir said freeing the Pueblo crew remains a long way off during a Los Angeles press conference. He noted the Jan. 24 seizure by North Korea continues to loom as talks progress, with allies briefed and Thailand singled out for interest. The USC Institute of World Affairs program featured Robert J. McCloskey and Rep. L Mendel Rivers.
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Soviet Navy Force May Extend Indian Ocean Presence
U S intelligence says a Soviet naval force could linger in the Indian Ocean with more port calls to South Asia and Africa. The group, including a cruiser, two destroyers and support vessels, completed stops at Madras and Bombay and may remain for an extended cruise to counter U S naval power in the region.
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Abandoned Car Fire Leaves Young Girl Critically Burned
A 3 year old girl Kimberly Jarosz was critically burned when she was trapped in an abandoned car while playing with her brother who escaped unharmed. She suffered first to third degree burns on her hands legs and back and was treated at Santa Teresita Hospital then transferred to the Los Angeles County USC Medical Center burn ward.
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NBC airs North Korean film of Pueblo crew
NBC News broadcast from London presented a North Korean film showing USS Pueblo officers and crew in North Korean pajamas. Cmdr Loyd Bucher appears, reading an alleged confession about spying in North Korean waters. The Pueblo was captured January 23 off Korea's coast.
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New Jersey Returns to Action for Vietnam Duty
Recommissioned battleship New Jersey tested its 16 inch guns off the coast, reporting readiness for Vietnam duty by September. Under Adm Sharp and Capt Snyder, the ship fired 18 dummy rounds with high accuracy, signaling a return from mothballs to active service and a June arrival at Pier E in Long Beach.
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New Jersey Navy Tests Mark Readiness For War
Adm Bulkeley and staff will decide when the ship is ready for war and aims to be ready by September. The New Jersey completed gun tests and speed maneuvers reaching 32 knots with some moderate damage from loose pipes, easily reparable, Capt Jones says.
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