Defense chiefs fear Soviet multiwarhead missiles risk
Defense leaders worry the Soviet Union could install multiple independently targeted warheads on long range missiles. Officials cite potential overtaking of U S strategic lead if existing single warhead missiles are refitted. Euratom suspects pursue a pure fusion device for peaceful uses like digging canals and heating groundwater. Labor Dept says employment reaches record highs but skilled labor demand, especially engineers and health workers, remains strong. Harmon trophies awarded to Edwin Aldrin James Lovell Alvin White and Sheila Scott.
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Signposts Point 2 Ways Democrats at the Crossroads
Washington analysis says the Democratic Party faces a split between its traditional urban and minority constituencies and affluent suburban voters. It notes growing suburban concerns over taxes and local issues, while urging bold aid to inner city poverty amid a shifting political landscape.
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Premiers Reach Cyprus Terms In Jet Talks
ALEXANDROUPOLIS Greece AP Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel and Greek Premier Constantine Kollias say they agreed to settle Cyprus peacefully but no concrete steps were listed. Observers say wording suggests no solution yet. Cyprus home to 600000 people, 80 percent Greek and 20 percent Turkish, has seen fighting in 1963 and a peace-keeping force remains on duty. The Greek Cypriot president Maksis is linked to unity efforts but reportedly not enthusiastic about Enosis.
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Soviets Expel U.S. Press Aide From Moscow
MOSCOW AP R Dabney Chapman press attache of the U S Embassy for the past year was expelled from the Soviet Union today and left with his wife and two children for Copenhagen and Washington. The embassy denied Chapman and agricultural attache Brice K Meeker were guilty of wrongdoing. A Soviet order Sept 1 expelled Chapman and denied re entry to Meeker who was abroad on vacation. American sources said the order may be retaliation for U S charges of spy activity against two Soviet diplomats. They were told last month they could not return to the United States.
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