Planes pour into Korea as Pueblo crisis deepens
U S air strength enlarges in the Korean crisis after North Korea seized the Pueblo. Reinforcements bring 18 fighter bombers in Korea and 36 jets from Okinawa. Seoul Shinmun cites a task force with Enterprise leading a carrier group, aiming to pressure North Korea for Pueblo's release.
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U S Ship Joins Hunt For Dakar
A U S Navy destroyer and aircraft joined the Israeli search for the Dakar a 25 year old submarine missing off Cyprus after two days. The submarine believed to be at risk of implosion at depths beyond 400 feet, as allied ships from the United States Britain and Greece joined the operation. The Dakar built in 1943 as HMS Totem and bought by Israel in 1964 was en route from Britain to Israel after refitting.
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Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis freed after prison term
Mikis Theodorakis, famed for Zorba the Greek film score, was released in Athens Saturday after more than five months in prison. The former Lambrakis Youth leader and MP said he would retire from politics and devote himself to family and music.
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World News IN SOVIET UNION Factory Output Up 10 Per Cent
In 1967 the Central Statistical Board reports Soviet industrial output rose 10 percent with gains in steel to 102.2 million tons and substantial increases in consumer goods. Television sets up 12 percent, refrigerators 22 percent, watches and clocks 34.4 million units, electricity 589 billion kWh, oil 288 million tons, coal 595 million tons, while meat eggs and milk also rise.
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Invasion labeled as North Vietnamese push seen at Khe Sanh
General Westmoreland and U S officials acknowledge a sizable North Vietnamese invasion as 15 000 Air Cavalry and other U S troops are shifted to northern South Vietnam to support Marines at Khe Sanh as mortars continue pounding the fortress amid a Lunar New Year truce.
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North Vietnam to release three U S pilots for Tet joy
Hanoi says three captured American pilots will be released as part of Tet amnesty. Detained pilots reportedly showed repentance while awaiting repatriation. South Vietnam plans also to free 33 disabled Viet Cong prisoners and 12 North Vietnamese soldiers in Tet exchanges.
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Debris and Ice Remain at North Star Bay B52 Crash Site
UPI reports small radioactive debris and a blackened ice sheet at the crash site in North Star Bay Greenland. Danish and American crews recovered parts of a nuclear bomb and radioactivity spread from the B52 wreckage amid subzero conditions as search teams scoured the icy terrain for the four hydrogen bombs.
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