SAC Seen Losing Bid For Better N Warheads
Washington AP report says Strategic Air Command lost its bid for a heavier nuclear warhead capable of destroying underground silos and hardened targets. Defense officials cited rejection by Secretary of the Air Force Robert Seamans Jr. as the cause, though Air Force sources say the idea may be revived after further study. Factors included money and possible disruption to the SALT talks with the Soviet Union. Gen. John D. Ryan cited a push to increase yield and improve accuracy to achieve hard target kill not in current inventory.
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Dartmouth Unit On Blacks Quits In Protest
The eight member Dartmouth College Judicial Advisory Committee on Black Students resigned after its recommendations in disciplinary cases involving 17 Negro students were not accepted. The panel, four students and four faculty, split from hearings on charges tied to disruption of Nobel laureate William Shockley’s talk. The dean’s report, approved by the College Committee on Standing and Conduct, imposed probation for the winter term on the students while lifting other restrictions.
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