Johnson adds reserves as Pueblo crisis widens
President Johnson orders reserves after North Korea seizes the Pueblo. White House aides say views shifted during breakfast talks with Goldberg and plan further discussions. Officials reveal details on the Pueblo boarding and possible crew release while noting U N Thant may be asked to intervene.
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Hydrogen bombs may lie on sea floor after Thule crash
UPI reports ice and polar conditions hinder search for a B52 that crashed near Thule Greenland. Four hydrogen bombs aboard the ill fated bomber identified among debris while one airman died and six others survived after parachuting onto the ice.
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Gardner Resigns as Health Education Welfare Secretary
John W. Gardner resigns as secretary of health education and welfare after joining the Cabinet in 1965. He cites budget cuts and opposition to Vietnam policy while the White House expresses regret. Gardner is 55 and widely respected in academic circles. He helped grow HEW appropriations from 7 to 13 billion dollars.
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Why Husbands and Wives Remain Strangers
A sociologist explains how personality differences intelligence and sex drive create distance between spouses and offers advice to bridge the gap. The piece appears among 44 features in a February Reader's Digest issue discussing domestic dynamics and coping strategies.
Rear Admiral Smith Leads Korea Talks In Panmunjom
The Pueblo incident gains depth for a Syracuse family as Navy Rear Adm. John V. Smith, father of Mrs. Ralph Hambrick Jr., negotiates with North Korea to secure the return of the USS Pueblo. Smith, senior member of the Military Armistice Commission, faces Gen. Pak Chung-Kook across Panmunjom.
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Critics pan Lee in Laura revival and Miss Perrier
Critics deride the Laura revival with Lee as corny and dull. They note Miss Perrier’s over concentration on lines limits natural warmth and charm, contrasting with Gene Tierney’s 1944 portrayal and the show’s sparsely attractive elements.
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