Spy Ship Apology Could Free Pueblo Sailors
South Korean sources report Panmunjom talks between U S and North Korea produced a pledge from the United States to apologize for the Pueblo incursion in exchange for the release of sailors and the return of casualties. Officials warn the move may provoke further North Korean provocations and worry over security along the DMZ.
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U.S
Panmunjom
Military Armistice Commission
North
South Korea
United States
Panmunjam
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Adm
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Pak Chung Kook
North Korea
Korat
Deii Rusk
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
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Demilitarized Zone
Park
Edward Renz Murphy Jr
Berkeley
Calif
Murphy
Pueblo
Kidnaping of 13 Month Old Shocks Phoenix Neighborhood
Phoenix police and FBI sweep a northeast neighborhood for clues after a man entered the Tharp home at 4 30 am Sunday and abducted baby Johnianne Tharp from her crib. Authorities explore motive while FBI agents join local officers in the investigation and foot search.
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Phoenix
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sandaylice
Robert Flack
John Tharp
Missig
Johnianne Tharp
FBI
Johnianne
Carey Lougharp
Black
Budget cuts target welfare in California plan
Gov. Reagan's budget aims to curb welfare and property taxes using 216 million in state revenues. The 1,257 page proposal, prepared under ex-finance chief Gordon Paul Smith, details allocations for Long Beach area colleges and universities including UC Irvine and Cal State campuses.
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Gordon Paul Smith
Long Beach Area
California State College At
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University of California, Irvine
California College of Medicine
Orange County
Cal State
Great Dane in Miami Births Litter of 14 Pups
In Miami a Great Dane named Les lie's Promiscuous Miss has given birth to a litter of 14 puppies. The event highlights the dog’s prolific litter size and the dam's name.
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Miami
Leslie
CYR Elects Moderate Far Righters at Anaheim Convention
A moderate conservative was elected president of the California Young Republicans after 94 delegates backing an ultraconservative candidate walked out at Anaheim. Steve Lewis of San Mateo won amid a schism as Rod Schapel supporters left after a fierce credentials battle. Marshall Staunton also quit citing ongoing factionalism.
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California Young Republicans
Anaheim
Steve Lewis
San Mateo
Rod Schapel
Garden Grove
Marshall Staunton
Menlo Pak
CVR
McNamara Flags Risks After Pueblo Incident
McNamara noted North Korea could field 500 planes if a ship violated their waters and warned restraint would avoid provoking escalation. He said discipline would fall on any commander who disobeyed orders and argued the Pueblo's unprotection stemmed from provoking action, mission compromise, and escalation risk.
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McNamara
Lipa
Tito and Nasser Hold Crisis Talks in Egypt Tour
President Tito of Yugoslavia met with Egyptian President Nasser in Aswan to discuss the Arab-Israeli crisis after a tour in which he and Haile Selassie urged Israel to withdraw from Arab lands. The leaders sought a peace formula affirming the independence and security of regional states.
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Aswan
Egypt
Tito
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Shoulders and Legs Ache Prompt Healthy Body Link
Short text notes ache in shoulders and legs, mentions poor circulation and muscle spasm. Claims normalizing body systems to ease pain. Provides appointment contact GE 38-2403 and Dr. Duncen at 2501 E Broadway.
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Long Beach
Duncen
E. Broadway
Offshore Long Beach revenues revised downward to 61 million
State lands budget analysis shows a new prediction for offshore Long Beach revenues at about 61 million dollars for the 1974-72 fiscal year. The Long Beach operations unit, supervising the state tidelands revenue, has expenses of 749,398 with reimbursements of 709,680 yielding a net general fund allocation of 38,718.
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State Lands Division
Long Beach
Long Beach Tidelands
Fresh Attack Hits Saigon Continues From Page A-1 Front
North Vietnamese forces mass along the frontier as U S commands shift about 14 000 Army troops north to back 40 000 Marines at Khe Sanh and surrounding valleys. U S intercept reports and prisoner captures accompany heavy fighting around Hill 861A.
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Khe Sanh
U.S
Bate
John Ty Wheeler
North’ Vietnam
Quang Tri
Cam Lo
South Vietnam
Heart Transplant Survivor's Recovery Slower Than Expected
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPK The progress of Philip Blalbers the world's only surviving heart transplant patient has been slower than hoped at Groote Schuur Hospital Doctors say the 58 year old dentist is improving but discharge date is delayed with no cause for alarm.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPK
Philip Blalbers
Han
Groote Schuur Hospital
Elssberg
Woman, 68, Found Bound and Beaten to Death
The body of a 68 year old woman was found bound gagged and beaten to death in her North Hollywood home. Neighbors alerted police after the victim did not answer when friends called. The residence showed signs of ransacking and police theorize she was killed during a burglary she startled.
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North Hollywood
UPI
Wvas
Andranigan
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