First Synagogue Built In Spain in 476 Years
Madrid reports Spain's Jews are building their first authentic synagogue since 1492 with four floors of classrooms and recreation spaces. Private contributions fund the project as Max Mazin voices cautious optimism about religious liberties reforms.
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Surgeon General Panel Accuses Tobacco Industry of Encouraging Death
Washington UPI The Surgeon General's Task Force for Smoking and Health says the tobacco industry funds an aggressive public relations push to deny health risks of smoking. The report urges doctors to quit smoking around patients, publicize health literature, and push policies including tar and nicotine disclosures on packs and ads.
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Clifford Defends Limited Bombing Against North Vietnam
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford argues that restricting raids to the panhandle above the DMZ increases attrition on enemy trucks, boats, and supplies moving south. He asserts current bombing achieves attrition without jeopardizing U.S. troops, noting fewer air losses since March 31 and estimating 10 to 30 percent of enemy trucks blocked by air strikes.
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Stanford seniors build stair-climbing robot with dramatic finale
In Palo Alto, a mechanical engineering course at Stanford staged a final exam where a robot climbed stairs and delivered a dramatic end. It strode to the top paused and turned, fired a small cannon at the class, waved a Nazi flag, played Deutschland über Alles, gave the Nazi salute, and blew itself up.
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Czech General Censured For Warsaw Pact Criticism
Lt Gen Vaclav Prohlik, aged 46, once a celebrated officer and political hopeful, has been censured by the Defense Ministry for his outspoken criticism of the Warsaw Pact. The case latest development notes him returning to college as official explanation.
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Greeks Charge Ex-Premier's Son Inspired Plot
Athens reports the government accuses Andreas Papandreou son of former premier Georgos Papandreou of inspiring a failed assassination attempt on Prime Minister George Papadopoulos. A claimant met Papandreou in Paris before the attack. The government stops short of naming Papandreou mastermind, citing court as arbiter.
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