Red China Builds A-Sub Seen Growing Nuclear Sub Fleet
Federal officials report in Groton that China is constraining a first nuclear powered submarine likely an attack sub. Experts note hull size and diesel and nuclear options, with a growing but not yet offsetting threat to U.S. naval power. China reportedly has over 40 attack subs, mostly older Soviet designs, plus a nuclear capable line and a copy of the G-class missile sub.
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Health plan expands and reshapes 1971 proposals
The Nixon administration aims for cradle to grave coverage for all Americans. HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson says the issues are how coverage will be provided and financed, with reforms to add mental health and dental care over time. He notes cost limits kept these out of the initial plan and contrasts with Kennedy’s broader government financed proposal.
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Mercury in seafood and Okinawa return talks
A Dartmouth doctor questions fears about mercury in seafood citing methyl and ethyl forms as the key toxicities. The text also covers U S plans on Japan's Okinawa return, noting civil airport issues, Voice of America concerns, and claims waivers under the San Francisco treaty amid ongoing Ryukyu negotiations.
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What Brand Bottled Water Tops Your MONEY’s WortH
Sylvia Power surveys the bottled water boom amid pollution concerns and rising costs. She cites 700 firms, outlines eight practical tests for source, purity, packaging, and consistency, and offers a buyer’s guide to selecting safe spring and processed waters.
Policy on Honesty Versus Controlled Employee Theft
A discussion notes annual employee theft in U S retail at about eight billion dollars, with cash and merchandise losses around four billion. It argues most losses come from workers, not shoplifters, and suggests management could curb turnover and boost job enrichment or pay to reduce theft. Ethics remain: theft is theft, regardless of phrasing as job enrichment or system pushback.
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Capital Fare The VVIP Speaks Up
Andrew Tully reports on the Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace VVIP and its plan to promote dialogue through speakers debates and literature. The group argues for civil rights and free speech amid antiwar protests while contrasting with Kerry’s Vietnam Veterans Against the War and established veterans groups.
In Moderation Give All the Facts By Ray Cromley
In Moderation argues Melvin Laird has not fully disclosed all defense assessment details on Soviet missile threats. It cites dissenting analysts who questioned silo interpretations and urges Laird to publish cautious conclusions and the new evidence behind them to restore public and congressional confidence.
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May Day arrests haunt U S capital figures rallying
Conservative circles warn of a dangerous pattern as Mayday protests in Washington and New Haven yielded thousands detained or jailed and juries hung in Black Panther cases. The piece attacks police overreach and political prosecutions, urging firm application of law.
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