Banner commander testifies on Pueblo rescue limits
Cmdr Charles R. Clark of a Banner sister ship testifies at a Navy court of inquiry that lightly armed vessels offer limited defense. Rear Adm Johnson cites no available forces to aid Pueblo and notes Japan’s aircraft use restrictions. The court reviews contingency plans and communication hurdles during the 1968 incident.
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Robert M. Burnett
Associated Press
Coronado
Calif
Pueblo
Red Ching
North Korea
Charles R. Clark
Navy
Lloyd Bucher
Bucher
Clark
Frank. L. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Japan
Adm
Marshall White
Sth Air Force
Cinc-Pac
The
Pacific
Okinawa
South Korea
Tance
Okina- Q
Edward Pac
5Th Air Force
Nixon invites dissent in foreign policy at State Dept gathering
President Nixon told about 700 State Department officials that there is room for strong opposing views in his Forward Together administration. He met 30 top policy makers, upgraded Gerard Smith to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and discussed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with the National Security Council.
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Washington
Nixon
State Department
Senate
Gerard Smith
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Smith
John F. Kennedy
U.S Citizenship Denied Two Jehovahs Witnesses
In Sacramento two Jehovahs Witness women, Marie Louise Nikela 25 and Haesoan Koon Matz 35, had their petitions for citizenship denied by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas MacBride. He ruled their religious beliefs show they are not attached to constitutional principles as they refuse to vote or participate in government activities. Mrs Matz, born in Korea, has lived in the U.S. since 1956, while Mrs Nikola, born in Germany, arrived in 1950.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
MacBride
Senate
Marie Louise Nikela
Haesoan Koon Matz
U.S
Poort
Matz
Korea
United States
Nikola
Market Shows Some Gains
New York trading opened with modest gains as the stock market strengthened slightly. The Dow rose to 940.14, up 2.05 points, while gains outnumbered losses by about five issues on the New York Stock Exchange. Large blocks moved, including Cities Service at 72 a share, Armour down to 66 1/2, as investors booked profits after steady recent gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Litte Group
Cities Service
Armour
General Host
Medicaid Restored for 22 000 Indigent Maryland residents
The Maryland State Health Department announced that 22 000 medically indigent people will be restored to Medicaid starting Saturday after being removed last July by former Gov. Agnew. Recertification will be required by the Social Services Department, with Gov. Mandel calling it one of his first acts. The move is expected to cost about 7$2 million for the current fiscal year ending June 30.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
Department
Spiro T. Agnew
William J. Peepies
State Department of Social Services
Marvin Mandel
Icy roads delay Army induction in Camden New Jersey
Icy roads delayed 52 men from Army induction in Camden New Jersey on Wednesday. Charter buses planned to transport inductees to Newark did not arrive, forcing a one day postponement.
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Camden
Newark
Bombers Hit Laos Supply Routes North of 17th Parallel
U S bombers based in Southeast Asia reportedly attacked communist supply lines in Laos as part of a broader campaign against Ho Chi Minh Trail traffic. Sources say B52 strikes extended up to 30 miles north of the 17th parallel, aiming to disrupt North Vietnamese logistics while North Vietnam accuses US raids on populated areas.
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Cain
U.S
South
Saigon
Laos
Or Ak
North Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Tehieved Binh Province
17Th Parallel
North Vietnnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Dock Strike Settlement Nears After 41 Days
NEW ORLEANS AP The ILA led by Thomas Gleason vows a 1.60 per hour raise over three years as a national contract demand. Shipowners may capitulate in New Orleans by Friday, with federal mediators calling both sides to bargaining amid a stalled strike crippling Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports.
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New Orleans
Thomas Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Aantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Gleason
Executive Council of International
TLA
ILA
New York
Afl-Cio
Wnion
New Orleans Steamship Association
Reveal cosmetic promises wrinkle removal in minutes
An ad promotes REVEAL a cosmetic claimed to temporarily erase forehead eye and neck wrinkles within two to three minutes and last up to eight hours. It pledges a satisfaction guarantee with a money back policy and directs purchases through Medical Act Pharmacy at 140 W Washington Street with mall orders.
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Heveal
New Scientific Cosmetic
Pharmacy
Washington
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White House
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J-J.r. Brokhoff
Atlante, Ga
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Emory . University
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Catherine Kreen
Pfc
Themes E. Brown
APO
San Francisco
Brown
South Hagerstown High School
Town Taupe
Stee
Arch Shank
Frederick St
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Hager Park
Hagerstown, Md
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Reliable
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Oygu
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