Army officer reclassifications alter wartime resignations
Washington AP reports the U S Army plans to release officers after extended service. About 170 000 officers remain in the class of 194? and many will exit by June next year. Some will extend or retire from service by year end.
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Poison weapons planned threaten global futures, expert warns
A New York scientist outlines how biological and chemical agents could be developed and deployed in future wars. He warns that nations, seeking advantage, may weaponize toxins and introduce untold damage through substitutions of food and water supplies, with defenses lagging behind.
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Britain expands crown colony with new town in Singapore
Governor General reports on Singapore expansion under Britain’s crown colony plan. Temporary structures rise as the British government dispatches a mission to oversee building. early facilities and jetties fade, population shifts prompt a fresh start for economic and administrative setups.
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US Policy Toward Russia Soft Pedal on Toughness
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