Reds Press Border Breach And Pueblo Fallout
In Seoul clashes after the Pueblo seizure left eight U S soldiers wounded. North Koreans attacked a watch tower near the DMZ and tried to breach the buffer fence, all infiltrators repelled. South Korean losses rose to 19 killed or captured, with 16 South Koreans and six civilians among the dead. Foreign Minister Chi-Kyu Hah condemned the raid as a major threat to regional security.
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Pueblo
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U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Chi-Kyu-hah
Republic of Korea
Far East
Demands rise for return of USS Pueblo
President Johnson ordered a large reserve callup after North Korea seized the USS Pueblo with 83 crewmen. U.S. bombers moved from Okinawa to Korea, USS Enterprise deployed off North Korea, and a UN diplomacy push continued.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Goldberg
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Robert $. McNamara
New quake rocks Sicily and towns bury survivors
A strong new earthquake in western Sicily killed at least four people and injured about 50 as walls toppled, trapping residents in Gibellina and Partanna. The epicenter was near the same cyclone of towns devastated by the Jan nineteen quake, with Santa Ninfa and Montevago also hit and a bridge collapse reported.
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Sicily
Gibellina
Partanna
Montevago
Santa Ninfa
Alor
Trapani
Lee Bouvier Stars in TV Laura Debut Draws Mixed Reviews
Critics found Lee Bouvier in the Laura TV adaptation flawed yet engaging. Cynthia Lowry cited lack of acting experience and a blurred persona while Jack Gould noted she is a passable image with lines that strained under the revival’s pace.
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Cynthia Lowry
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U S Bombers Hit Khe Sanh as North Vietnamese Forge Offensive
North Vietnamese artillery and rockets pounded the Khe Sanh base and nearby hills for a sixth straight day as U S bombers unleashed nearly 6000 tons of bombs in a major air campaign over North Vietnam. Casualties rose with seven Marines killed and 77 wounded including 37 evacuated.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Ten Below Zero Grips Central New York Again
A new cold snap hits Central New York with a morning low of 10 degrees below zero at Hancock Field. Record lows spread across the region from Massena to Oneida Lake with Syracuse in the negatives. Forecasters expect a slight warm up tomorrow into the 20s with a low near zero tonight and a minimal chance of snow.
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Watertown
Oneonta
Utica
Oneida Lake
New Hope
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Auburn
Boonville
Reds seize Laos outpost near border
North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops attacked the Ban Houei Lane post in southern Laos on Wednesday. About 300 Laotian troops manned the outpost, located roughly 2.5 miles from the South Vietnamese border, and fled into South Vietnam as the garrison collapsed.
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Laos
South Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Ban Houei Lane
Peace Talks Continue in Korea Highlight Editorials
Readers are invited to review today's editorial page addressing the ongoing negotiations in Korea and the prospects for peace. Commentary surveys various approaches and public sentiment on the stalled talks and potential outcomes.
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Korea
Air Force and Navy reservists called to active duty
Two Upstate New York units join the call to active duty for air reserve forces. The 107th Tactical Fighter Group based in Niagara Falls and the 904th Military Air Lift Group at Stewart Air Force Base in Newburgh are activated.
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Air Force
Navy Air
107Th Tactical Fighter
Niagara Falls
904Th
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
Stocks Tumble After Callup Orders In New York
Stocks fell as President Johnson ordered a partial callup of reservists sending the market lower. The Dow dropped about four points at noon while the New York Stock Exchange reported a 12 minute reporting lag and higher volume than Wednesday after a streak of declines.
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New York
Johnson
New York Stock Exchange
Todays Chuckle Home Without Children
A light joke asks what a home is like without children and answers that it would be quiet. The quip plays on the lively energy children bring to a household.
Three Miami shops bombed blamed on Cuban Power
Police say plastics exploded at three Miami businesses within 22 minutes, damaging stockrooms and a garage. At All Travel Agency owner J Astigarrara blamed a group calling itself Cuban Power, while other sites including a barber and Tiger's Garage suffered damage and a patrol officer was slightly injured. Witnesses reported a fleeing car license plate as investigators probe the case.
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Russ Leasburg
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Jess Toback
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