Nuclear balance fears cited in Senate hearings
Senate preparedness subcommittee hearings reveal concerns over Soviet parity in intercontinental missiles and the risk of a surprise break in the balance of terror. General McConnell says Soviets near parity in overall nuclear weaponry, while Sen Stennis and Brown warn planning an atomic attack risks destabilizing the deterrent.
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John P. McConnell
Air Force
Statf
Soviet Union
United States
McConnel
House Armed Services Committee
House
McConnell
John Stennis
D-Miss
U.S
Brown
America
Hoover Says Workshops Teach Violence in US Campus Sparks
Washington reports Director J Edgar Hoover said a new leftist student group promoting violence surfaced at the 1969 SDS national convention at Michigan State. He warned of sabotage devices and explosive training, while Indiana unemployment data show rising claims and youth job applications, with boys more likely to find work than girls.
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UPI
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J. Edgar W Hoover
Democratic Society
Hoover
Michigan State Universit For A Democratic Society
SDS
East Lansing
Mich
Ugg
Etna
An Forde
Bey Ee
U.S
Indianapolis
Soviet Union
United States
Indiana Employment Securito
FBI
Indiana
Uba
Dwight D. Kelley
Kelley
John Hancock
Congress
Prague reforms stir Soviet concern and Czech leadership struggle
The text outlines renewed Soviet alarm over Czech reformers led by Dubcek after Novotny's fall, with Brezhnev's Prague trip and Central Committee tensions. It describes conservatives within the party, potential Moscow strategies, and warnings from Prague press about defending the socialist order while avoiding direct military intervention like 1956 Hungary.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Prague
Novotny
Central Committee
Alexander Dubcek
Politburo
Russia
Warsaw
Menacng
Cenetral
Presidium
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Worker's Militia
Czechoslovak Party
Coualry
Ussr
Dubcek
Soviet Union
Hungary
Appeal Mapped On Court Time Order In Indiana
Federal judge orders the U S Department of Transportation to enforce daylight saving time in Indiana within 10 days to resolve a split between Central and Eastern time zones. An appeal by U S District Attorney Edwin Ayplegate is planned, likely delaying results beyond the 16 day period. The case involves television stations including WRBM WISH WLWI WETV and others challenging the mixed time observance across the state.
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Indiana
U.S
Dale J. Holder
U.S. Department JE. Transportation
Holder
Edwin’ Ayplegale
WRBM
WISH
WLW
WITV
Bloomington
WANE
Fort Wayne
WETA
Roanoke-Fort Wayne
Department of Transport A
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Rio de Janeiro
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