North Korea Seizes U S Intelligence Ship Pueblo
North Korea captured the USS Pueblo with 83 sailors after forcing it into Wonsan port. The White House called the seizure a very serious situation and leaders urged a strong response as North Korea claimed the ship was conductng hostile activities in its waters.
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UPI
U.S
White House
Wonsan
Pentagon
Dean Rusk
Altion
Johnson
George Christian
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North Korea
North Korean assassination raid ends in Seoul firefight
South Korean troops killed an armed North Korean infiltrator ten miles north of Seoul as authorities hunt a 32 member team that sought to blow up the presidential mansion and kill President Park Chung Hee. Police say five infiltrators died in Seoul and a police official and five civilians were killed.
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Seoul
UPI
Park
Johnson seeks 2 billion for 500000 jobs
President Johnson asked Congress for a 2.1 billion manpower program aimed at placing 500000 unemployed urban residents in work over three years. He urged collaboration with private enterprise to train the hard core jobless for private payrolls rather than WPA style public jobs.
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Johnson
Congress
Capitol
Hughes to head dope probe in state universities
State Sen. John 11. Hughes of Syracuse will lead a state Senate investigation into illegal drug use by students at the State University system. Senate Majority Leader Brydges ordered the probe, with hearings planned to be scheduled after consultations. Also, Assemblyman Kettler announced a parallel inquiry covering campuses including Syracuse and Plattsburgh following recent Stony Brook arrests.
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Syracuse
Senate
Joint Legislative Committee
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
State University
Edward J. McLaughlin
Joseph Kettler
Brooklyn
Joint Legislative Committee On Higher Education
Kottler
Cortland
Plattsburgh
Oswego
Canton
Stony Brook
Kettler
State Senate
New York City
Samuel Gould
Schools seek emergency security force for New York City schools
New York City schools superintendent Dr. Bernard E. Donovan asked the board of education for 15 million dollars to fund daily security aides at 903 public schools from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The plan aims to screen visitors and deter intruders amid reports of molestation and assaults.
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New York
Bernard E. Donovan
Board of Education
Donovan
Council of Supervisory Associations
Today’s Chuckle Opener About Driver License Tests
A lighthearted quip notes men who fail their driver license tests become parking lot attendants, framing the joke as a playful commentary on license outcomes.
Lincoln's Suit A 25000 Gift On Display At Ford's Theater
The Interior Department announced the Lincoln suit worn the night of the assassination will be shown at the Lincoln Museum in Ford's Theater. The United States Capitol Historical Society bought the relic with a 25 dollar gift from the American Trucking Associations and presented it to the museum. The clothes were originally given by his wife to bodyguard Alphonse Donn. Donn's granddaughter is Mrs. J. Marvin Smith of North Carolina. Rep. Fred Schwengel led the presentation to Interior Secretary Stewart Udall.
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Washington
Interior Department
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Museum
Ford’s Theater
United States Capitol
Fred Schwengel
R-lowa
Ity
Stewart L. Udall
State aid cut proposed for Syracuse in budget
Albany report shows Syracuse would lose about 3.2 million in direct state aid starting April 1 under a 1968 69 budget plan. Total aid figures vary by category with housing urban renewal education highway and other funds outlined. Connecticut not applicable.
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Albany
Syracuse
Experts hunt for H bombs after Greenland B52 crash
U S Air Force specialists search ice covered waters off Greenland for four unarmed 1 megaton H bombs missing after a B52 crash near Thule. The plane burned into Arctic ice seven miles from the Thule base, sparking Danish protests and diplomatic concern.
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Greenland
Arctic
Pentagon
North Star Bay
Strategic Air Command Force
Thule Air Force Base
Central New York Weather: Snow Flurries Tonight Into Tomorrow
The Hancock Field forecast calls for slightly colder conditions with rain changing to snow flurries across Central New York. Overnight light snow was observed north of the city as temperatures dip into the teens. Tomorrow should see partial clearing with lingering flurries and middling highs. Probability of flurries rises to 80 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow.
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New York
Hancock Field
Anticancer drug claimed by Tokyo research team
In western Japan, a Tokyo based pharmaceutical firm and Kanazawa University researchers led by Professor Hamime Okamoto report a new anticancer drug showing dramatic and variable results in early clinical tests at Kanazawa University Hospital. A chief doctor claims a cure of mouth cancer and emphasizes strong improvements over existing drugs.
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Hamime Okamoto
Kanazawa University
School of Medicine
Kanazawa University Hospital
Japan
Okamoto
Yoshinobu Hirosaki
Chugai Seiyaku (Pharmaceutical) Co
Tokro
Me tro Opera stages first Wagner lead with Mart ina Arroyo
New York AP notes the Metropolitan Opera presented Harlem born Martina Arroyo in a leading role for Lohengrin last night, marking the first Wagner event of the season with a brunette Elsa.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Martina Arroyo
Wagner Herolines
Elsa
Beaulieu faces manslaughter charge in 15 month old death
Robert John Beaulieu 23 of Woodworth Road was arrested in Watertown and pleaded innocent to first degree manslaughter in the death of 15 month old Brian Moffett. The infant died after injuries from a beating allegedly caused by Beaulieu while the child cried.
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Robert John Beaulieu
Woodworth Road
Borodino
Watertown
James Jerome
Public Safety Building
Brian
Moffett
Sharon Moffett
Beaulieu
Auburn Memorial Hospital
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