Rusk calls Pueblo seizure an act of war risk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk labeled North Korea s seizure of the USS Pueblo as an act of war and urged Pyongyang to cool it while diplomatic efforts to recover the ship and its 83 crew continue. White House and Pentagon officials caution against rash action amid ongoing talks with Soviet and North Korean representatives.
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Democratic Republic of Korea
George Christian
Pentagon
North Vietnamese Offensive Targets Khe Sanh and Northern Provinces
North Vietnamese troops launched a heavy artillery assault on the Khe Sanh Marine garrison as part of a wider push toward the northern South Vietnamese provinces. Spokesmen said up to 40 000 Communists threaten Hue Quang Tri and An Khe with potential co ordinated attacks while U S forces conducted record air operations and Marines reinforced Khe Sanh.
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Viet Cong Free Two Captured U.S. Soldiers
The Viet Cong released two American soldiers in northern South Vietnam on Tuesday. Cpl. Jose Agostosantos, held since May 14, and Pfc. Luis Ortiz-Rivera, held since Dec. 28, 1966, were reported in good condition after their release near Tam Ky, 250 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Weather outlook for Iowa turns partly cloudy and warmer
United Press International reports a partly cloudy to cloudy night with a chance of light snow in the northeast and extreme east. Warmer conditions are expected Thursday with partly cloudy skies. Lows tonight range from the 20s in the east to the lower 30s in the west.
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Many districts may issue warrants for state aid delay
Washington Community School District and many others face a cash crunch as delays in state aid and property tax collections force districts to use warrants bearing 4 percent interest. Supt. Kelly Schlapkohl says cash flow covers two months, but a timely aid distribution is needed to avoid further borrowing. State officials and bankers discuss backing loans, with officials hoping for earlier aid distributions.
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North Korea Defies U.S. Pueblo Return Demand in Seizure
At Panmunjom the North Korean commander said the Pueblo would remain in its hands and touted Americans killed and wounded in the capture. U.S. Admiral Smith condemned the act as provocation and warned of consequences if Pyongyang persists. The pursuit of an assassination attempt on South Korea’s Park Chung Hee was also reported as authorities tracked down 13 would be assassins. The carrier Enterprise and allied forces appeared on alert in Korean waters.
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Probate and Extension Notices in Public Notices Today
Public notices outline probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Hazel F. Collins and Blanche Romine. It also includes a report of the Extension Education Fund.
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Blanche Romine
Extension Education Fund
Beck makes second bid for Iowa governor nomination
Rob ert K. Beck of Centerville announced a second run for the Republican nomination for Iowa governor. He plans to campaign statewide, echoing 1966 themes about population decline and farm job losses, and attacks the 1967 service tax bill as ill advised.
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William Murray
Iowa State University
Kirkwood Hotel
Iowa
Federal Bureau of the Census
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Woman finds three rings in garbage pile after dumping
Seattle woman Helen Huebner lost three rings valued at 5000 dollars when they dropped into a garbage truck load. She and helpers sifted through 20 tons of waste at the dump, recovering a jade dinner ring, a four diamond wedding ring, and a five diamond engagement band from grapefruit rind and a lettuce leaf.
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Infiltrators Killed in Korea War Time Shootouts
Eight more North Korean infiltrators linked to the weekend assassination bid were killed today in gunfights in the DMZ and nearby sectors. The South Korean counter infiltration center reports 16 killed and one captured since the North sent a 31-man commando unit into Seoul, leaving one North Korean at large.
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