U S Requests Urgent UN Security Council Meeting Over Pueblo
The United States seeks an urgent Security Council session in New York to address the crisis in Asia stemming from North Korea's seizure of the USS Pueblo and the crew. Ambassador Goldberg flew from Washington to deliver the request to Pakistan’s Aga Shahi as council deliberations continued on another matter.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Asia
North Korea
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Johnson
Pakistan
Aga Shahi
Goldberg
Shahi
U Thant
South Africa
George Christian
White House
Council
Korea
Republic of Korea
Security Council
United Nations
South Korea
Christian
U.N. Council
Russia
Capitol Hill
Paul Findley
Findley
Congress
North Korea demands U S apology and punishment
North Korea demanded an American apology and severe punishment for acts it described as criminal after the Pueblo seizure. The State Department released a transcript of Panmunjom talks criticizing President Johnson and Kennedy in heated exchanges ahead of further actions.
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Washington
North Korea
U.S
State Department
Panmunjom
Navy
Shock resignation and activation shake Air Reserve families
Families react as 14 700 reservists are activated in the Pueblo crisis. Mrs Laverne Donner of Niagara Falls and other guard wives describe shock yet acceptance, while younger reservists fear the disruption to their lives and routines.
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Pueblo
Donner
Ransomville
N.Y
Tor
Niagara Falls
China
Des Moines
Iowa
Donald Forney
Guard
Air Force Reserve
Air National Guard
Naval Reserve
Mrs. Bucher questions North Korean tape voice
Rose Bucher said the released North Korean tape does not resemble her husband Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher voice. Bucher commands the Pueblo captured by North Korea while on a spy mission, and the tape claims a confession.
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San Diego
Calif
Rose Bucher
No Montana units in Johnson call up list
Helena AP reports no Montana Air Force or Navy reserve units are included in President Johnson’s nationwide call to active duty. The article lists other states but omits Montana from the mobilization.
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Helena
Montana
Air Force
Navy Reserve
Johnson
Air reserves summoned after Pueblo seizure as U N meeting sought
President Johnson ordered 14 700 airmen to active duty and dispatched Ambassador Goldberg to request an urgent U N Security Council meeting over the North Korea seizure of the Pueblo. Congresswoman Findley urged formal backing for recovery efforts amid Vietnam policy debate.
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Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
United Nations
Security Council
Dent
Navy
Roadblocks target two men in Butte gas station robbery
Police set roadblocks between Butte and Warm Springs in a search for two armed robbery suspects who robbed Holm Grocery at 8 45 p m Wednesday. Edna Holm described two men, one stocky with dark hair and light streaks, the other slim with blond hair. The pair, about 25, may drive a tan Camaro or gold Javelin with Utah and California plates and are considered dangerous. Warrant issued. dragnet ongoing past midnight without capture.
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Butte
Warm Springs
Holm Grocery
S. Dakota
Edna Holm
Utah
California
John Gardner
Butteman hurt in gun accident
Henry D. Murray a 55 year old miner of 2065 Carolina was critically injured when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged outside his garage Thursday night. Police said the shot struck the right side of his head taking off his ear skin and part of his nose.
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Henry D. Murray
Carolina
Silver Bow General Hospital
Murray
Admiral heading participants in Navy League meeting here
A statewide Navy League of the United States meeting focuses on naval policy as the Pueblo crisis prompts reserve call ups. Adm. James S. Russell USN Ret addressed the Friday dinner in the Copper Bowl at Hotel Finlen with other Navy League leaders from Seattle and Montana arriving by Navy plane.
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Admiral
Navy League of the United States
Navy League
Adm
James S. Russell
USN
Naval Operations
Copper Bowl
Hotel
Finlen
Seattle
Montana
Navy
Adm. Russell
Robert E. Bateman
J. Darrel Taylor
Seattle Council
H. O. Cartozian
Harriet Miller Faces Four Paths in 1968 Montana Elections
Helena reports Harriet Miller weighs four options for 1968: seek re election as state representative since 1957, run for Western District congress against Arnold Olsen, accept a federal appointment, or retire from politics for private employment. Miller denies any federal offer and says no decision has been made with no deadline beyond April 25 filing day.
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Arnold Olsen
Petit
Olsen
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Copper unions and Anaconda talks resume in three Montana cities
Local and union discussions continue Friday with simultaneous meetings in Butte Great Falls and Anaconda involving United Steelworkers locals and the Butte Teamsters and Electricians, Metals Trades Council and others. Major copper producers express disappointment as government intervention is announced to review the six month copper strike.
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Associated Press
Copper
Anaconda Co
Montana
Butte
United Steelworkers of America
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Butte Teamsters and Electricians
Metals Trades Council
Metals Trades Council and Electricians Union
Montana faces 2.7 million federal highway cut and 32 million freeze
Helena AP Montana Highway Engineer Lewis M. Chittim reports a 2.7 million cutback in federal highway funds and a 32 million carryover freeze, forcing a reduction of the 1968 program from 70 million to about 60 million. He notes Montana sustains a higher cut due to carryover funds and cites past adjustments while lamenting lost momentum for a record year.
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Helena
Lewis M. Chittim
Montana
Chittim
Sac
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