09-151.pdf

March 22 North Korea reports that the Pueblo crew state that they are
being treated well.
April 14 North Korean infiltrators attack a truck in the UNC
headquarters area and kill four security guards. The South
protests the incident on April 15.
April 18 The 266th MAC meeting on the April 14 attack ends in failure.
May 2 At the 269th MAC meeting, the South warns that it would take
protective measures against North Korean intrusions.
May 8 At the 16th round of US-North Korea talks, the North presents
a draft apology on the Pueblo issue to the US.
May 17 At the 270th MAC meeting, the North claims that the UNC had
initiated gunfire on 46 occasions in May in the DMZ and that
three South Koreans spies were arrested on May 6.
July 8 At the 272nd MAC meeting, the South criticizes the North for
rearming. The North blames the South for having brought in
military equipment. The South refers to its cancellation of
Paragraph 13(d) and claims that replaced weapons were only
for defensive purposes.
600 Peace-keeping in the Korean Peninsula
The North claims that the intrusion of the Pueblo was evidence
of plans for a new war.
July 25 At the 274th MAC meeting, the North criticizes the South for
planning a new war by rearming.
September 5 At the 277th MAC meeting, the North criticizes the South for
rearming.
The South claims that the North had begun to rearm
immediately after the Armistice Agreement was signed.
The North asserts that the Pueblo’s intrusion was part of the
policy to provoke a new war.
The South claims that a North Korean intelligence vessel on
August 20 had become disabled during an espionage mission
near Cheju Island.