Senate hearing warns against dubious germ warfare plans
Harvard biologist Dr. Matthew Meselson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in secret that the United States is stockpiling instant kill chemical and biological agents with little military value. He urged ratification of the 1925 Geneva protocol and a no first use stance on gas, noting nerve agents and viruses pose mass kill potential but are unreliable and risk massive retaliation.
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Tornadoes Kill Five In Midwest
Five people died and more than 30 were injured as tornadoes struck the Missouri lead mining belt south of St. Louis. At Old Mines a twister destroyed nearly a dozen homes trapping Pratt family members. Two elderly brothers died near Farmington and a Carbondale Illinois motorist perished on U.S. 67. Farmington Hospital withheld the victim's name amid a broader blackout of communications. Late Saturday and Sunday another batch hit central Kansas injuring about 100 with Salina hardest hit including planes, houses, and businesses damaged.
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