Senate probes lax nuclear security abroad
Senate investigators report unidentified incidents in security of about 7000 U S warheads stationed overseas. Senator Symington warns about weak guarding in some locations and cites incidents tied to political tensions near storage sites and higher command levels among allies. General Goodpaster says seized weapons could not be activated without U S help.
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Cambodian counterattack to retake two positions on Highway 4
About 300 Cambodian troops launched a counterattack to retake two government positions seized by Communist forces on Highway 4 and near a Czechoslovak built munitions factory 60 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. Cambodian and South Vietnamese actions, air support, and scattered skirmishes followed with reports of reinforcements and casualties.
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GM pact in effect as UAW strike ends at GM
Detroit UPI report says the three year contract ending a 67 day strike goes into effect. GM wage costs reach at least 2.4 billion dollars with Ford and Chrysler likely to match. Production to resume with cars rolling by mid week or after Thanksgiving. Local Warren plant settlement aids full restart. Industrial impact noted by Fed as October output falls 2.3 percent. UAW plans ratification vote as talks continue with Ford and Chrysler.
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Long 12 week teacher strike ends in East St Louis
A 12 week teachers strike in East St Louis ends with teachers conceding little gain. Local 1220 president Donald Miller calls return to work a victory though the contract shows no major improvement over prior terms. The longest teachers strike in the country is concluded with limited concessions.
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Dallas memory of JFK anniversary at the Kennedy Memorial
Dallas marked the JFK funeral anniversary with a memorial at the granite Kennedy Memorial. Residents recalled the 1963 assassination, with Mayor Jonsson and others noting national remorse. The service followed by groups including Knights of Columbus and B nai B rith teens. Two wreaths were placed on the marble slab as visitors reflected.
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Pentagon admits sharing drug user names with Justice Dept
The Pentagon acknowledged six years of providing the Justice Department with names and addresses of civilians disqualified for military service due to drug addiction. Officials said the data was for statistical purposes, not for prosecution, and shared at the request of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs to map areas where drug use is prevalent. The disclosure follows Senate concerns over potential misuse of confidential medical information.
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Woman gives birth after an abortion at hospital
A British Medical Journal letter reports a housewife gave birth to a healthy baby four months after an abortion at West Middlesex Hospital because surgeons removed only one fetus, missing a twin. Dr Satya Vrat Sood urges doctors to confirm complete uterine clearance to prevent undetected pregnancies.
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Kennedy Family Remembers JFK in Memorial Services
In Hyannis and Washington the Kennedy family marked the anniversary with church services and graveside tributes. Mrs Rose Kennedy attended mass at St Francis Xavier Church with others visiting JFK’s birthplace home in Brookline. Edward Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy led family wreaths at Arlington and Fort Bragg hosted a wreath ceremony. Robert Kennedy’s grave remains unmarked as a permanent site is built.
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Jurors Sniff Marijuana in Nottingham Courtroom
In Nottingham England twelve male jurors, with the judge’s approval, sniffed marijuana during the trial of three police vice squad detectives accused of planting the drug. A small piece was burned on a tripod near the jury box and each juror passed by the smoke, reacting with blinking noses and coughing before returning to the box.
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