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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1968

Page

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Korea Threatens to Take Command of Troops

Reports from Panmunjom fuel Seoul’s anger over U S handling of the Pueblo case. Park Chung-kyu warned the United States must deter a slide toward Vietnam or Korea may assume operational control of its armed forces.

Korea Seoul South Korea United States Panmunjom Pueblo Park Chung-kyu Foreign Affairs Committee The National Assembly Vietnam U.S Panmunjom Military Armistice Committee John V. Smith Pak Chung-kuk United Nations Park Chung-hee

U.S. Positions Hit in Battles Along Korea DMZ

Four new gun battles were reported Saturday between U S and North Korean soldiers along the truce line as tension rose over U S efforts to secure the release of the intelligence ship Pueblo and its 83 crew. U N Command spokesmen said North Korean infiltrators hurled grenades at a UN guard post in the western front area.

Pyonyang Seoul South Korea Asia Africa United States Korea Dmz UPI U.S U.N United Nations Truce Front

U.S. Says 15,000 Reds Killed in Tet Offensive

U.S. and South Vietnamese forces press the Tet offensive in Saigon Hue and other urban centers as Communist losses top 15 thousand dead and four thousand plus captured. Allied casualties run over one thousand killed and several thousand wounded as curfew eases in Saigon.

U.S Saigon UPS Hue Ders

Cuban Treason Trials Convict 35 Communists in Havana

Thirty five pro Moscow Cuban Communists are sentenced for treason and plotting against Fidel Castro. Anibal Escalante gets 15 years, Octavio Fernandez 12 years, others receive two to ten years. Separate border gunfire incidents involve American troops with no U.S. casualties.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro Anibal Escalante Octavio Fernandez

Hospital Turns Away Family Infant Dies in Transit

A day old baby girl died at Edgewater Hospital after being turned away from Sheridan General Hospital where staff cited lack of maternity facilities. The mother, Dianne Johnston, remained hospitalized in good condition.

Chicago UPI Phillip Johnston Northlake Edgewater Hospital Benjamin Emanuel Dianne Johnston Sheridan General Hospital Sheridan General Richard Emerich Johnston Robert Carlson Carlson Sheridan Hospital

Prosperity Proves Hard for Some to Bear

A reflective note on how wealth changes attitudes and the challenge of adapting to success, suggesting that many people resist prosperity while it remains beyond reach for most.

Officer aboard Pueblo apologizes for ship’s presence

North Korea says Lt. Stephen R. Harris, one of six Pueblo officers, apologized for the ship’s presence in the Sea of Japan. His Melrose Mass mother doubts a voice claimed by the Koreans is her son’s, saying uncertainty remains.

Stephen R. Harris Pueblo Sea of Japan Stephen Harris Melrose Mass

West Virginia House approves teachers pay raise and tax bills

The West Virginia House passed a teachers pay raise of 320 dollars annually and moved two cigarette and gasoline tax bills expected to raise about 7.5 million dollars. The session also amended a harness racing bill to keep Sunday prohibition and moved related Senate actions to bargaining positions. The body advanced audits of the State Road Commission and open housing ordinances for municipalities, plus building codes for large counties and motorcycle operator licensing with helmet changes for under 21. The highway bond issue remained on the inactive calendar as Republicans withhold support.

Charleston W. Va UPI House West Virginia Senate Staite Road Commission Iit

Senate Probe Questions Tonkin Gulf Attack Evidence

A Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff study found the destroyer Maddox reported sonar difficulties before the August 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident. The finding raises questions about the reliability of evidence used to justify U S air and naval actions against North Vietnam and the subsequent war measures.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Maddox Gulf of Tonkin U.S Turner Joy North Vietnam State Department

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Robert Trumbull New York Times News Service Chung Hee Park United Nations Command Charles H. Bonesteel III USS da Nang Tonkin Gulf John W. Finney Pentagon Defense Department
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