Satellite destroyer may orbit Earth by 1970 claims
American and British space experts say the Soviet Union built and tested an interceptor destroyer satellite, Cosmos 248, which reportedly targeted and destroyed Cosmos 249 and 252. US sources note Air Force plans for such a system, code named Saint, exist but no operational capability.
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Nixon Seeks Urban Policy On Pollution Drive
President Nixon tours Midwest upheaval in a bid to cut pollution and bridge the government people gap. He meets Mayors in Indianapolis and Chicago, views a Hanover Park water treatment plant, and unveils a 10 point urban affairs plan led by Daniel Moynihan to curb poverty and racial isolation while improving local government and environmental efforts.
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Nelson proposes ban on eight long-lived insecticides
Senator Gaylord Nelson introduces a bill to outlaw eight persistent chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides including dieldrin aldrin chlordane endrin heptachlor DDD DDE lindane and toxaphene The plan aims to curb interstate sale and shipment and mark a first major push in Congress to ban widespread persistent pesticides the issue cited by Nelson as threatening fish wildlife and environmental quality.
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Reprimand in Saigon for four press agents
In Saigon the U S Command reprimanded and transferred a yet unnamed person who planted four agents in the local press corps. The four, two Americans and two Vietnamese, posed as reporters for the American University Press. The incident led to canceled credentials on January 27.
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Five Day Forecast Delivers Seasonal Temperatures Near Normal
The forecast predicts temperatures through Wednesday averaging near 22 degrees with moderate weekend warmth. A cold spell returns Monday through Wednesday. Snow is likely Sunday, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
Beagles Smoke Test Links Cigarette Exposure to Cancer
Twelve beagles trained to smoke developed lung cancer, researchers report. Dr. E C Hammond and Dr. Oscar Auerbach presented findings at the American Cancer Society session, noting higher death rates and lung tumors among smoking dogs, especially those on nonfilter cigarettes.
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Burger Bids States Listen To Prisoners
Chief Justice Warren E Burger urged states to adopt prompt fair hearing procedures for prisoner grievances and to provide legal staff to assist appeals. He warned federal habeas petitions burden courts and suggested a system where inmates are heard locally with trained counselors. He compared U S practices to Holland Sweden Norway Denmark and noted their prison grievance flow reduces mismatch and improves justice.
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