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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1968

Page

5

Koreans Release Pueblo Letters From North Korea

North Korea released five more letters said to be from Pueblo crewmen admitting espionage and seeking a formal apology from President Johnson. The letters reference Sen. Robert Kennedy and Gov. Ronald Reagan. South Korea denounced the move as hostage diplomacy amid 82 captured sailors.

Seoul South Korea UPI North Korea U.S. Navy Pueblo Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Ronald Reagan California Choi Kyu-hah Choi U.S Kennedy Reagan Rep L. Mendel Rivers D S.C Stuart Symington Dmo David Lee Riter Menlo Park Calif Democratic Republic of Korea Ritter United States P.O. 3 Don Earl Bailey Ridgeville Ind Larry Joe Marshall P.O. Altos Alan Wood Spokane Wash Ens Timothy Eldon Jacksonville Fla Symington and Rivers

Dubcek Meets East German Leaders Amid Reform Push

Prague reports the new liberal Communist leader Alexander Dubcek met representatives of several Socialist countries in East Germany to discuss economic and political issues as he pursues his silent revolution. Observers note likely talks with Walter Ulbricht and possible ties with West Germany while Novotny’s resignation signals a leadership shift.

Prague UPI Czechoslovakia Alexander Dubcek East Germany Dubcek CTK Walter Ulbricht West Germany Antonin Novotny

Deserter Jay Wright Appears on Moscow TV

A UPI report says Jay Wright, identified by Tass, appeared on Soviet television to declare his desertion from the US Air Force protesting US actions in Vietnam. Wright cited service in Korea and Japan and urged opposition to American interference in Vietnam.

Moscow UPI Air Force Vietnam Tass Exserviceman Jay Wright Wright South Korea Japan South Vietnam

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