China claims hydrogen bomb test and underground blast
The report cites AP and Radio Peking claiming China conducted a hydrogen bomb test and an underground nuclear explosion, with varying translations noting a new type and others denying China would be first to deploy nuclear weapons. It references dates in late September and earlier tests, amid conflicting English and Chinese accounts.
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Mark Kuradatsu
Associated Press
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New Court Term Opens Amid High Stakes and Shifts
The Supreme Court begins a new term under Chief Justice Burger with a docket that tests expansion of rights for the poor and marginalized, challenges to church tax exemptions, and the death penalty in nonfatal crimes. The era of Warren and Fortas ends as Nixon reshapes the bench with conservative picks. The term probes whether activists will push civil rights further and if antiselection laws curb protests.
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Supreme Court
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Abe’ Fortas
Nixon
Warren E. Burger
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Fortas
Replacing Exchanges In Cigarette to Cigars Risk Tradeoff
Cigarette smokers who switch to cigars may exchange one risk for another. Two University of Kentucky doctors report carbon monoxide exposure from tobacco combustion can cause oxygen transport problems and acute or chronic symptoms.
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London Sunday Times
Workington
Post News Service
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
In City Mayoral Race Lindsay and Procaccino Face Main Bout
Reporting from New York City the mayoral contest centers on Lindsay and Procaccino. Marchi eyed as a wildcard, the two front runners emphasize law and order while campaign strategies hinge on Bronx Queens and Brooklyn voting blocs. Analysts warn of possible Republican split aiding Lindsay in a chaotic Democratic field.
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Queens College Returns to All-Girl Status
Queens College is an all girls school again with only one male student, Robert Jay Glenn, 23, a UNC Charlotte graduate, pursuing physics and considering dental school. He faces drafting alternatives as he serves in the Army instead.
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Queens College
Robert Jay Glenn
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
Queens
Cigarette With Cigar One Risk For Other
A London chest specialist notes cigarette smoking where carbon monoxide in blood rises one part in six can cause intoxication. Symptoms fade when smoking stops. He warns patients blame stress and may smoke more, risking a dangerous cycle.
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