Soviet Nuke Tests Stir Western Alarm and Debate
UPI reports a series of Soviet underground nuclear tests, including a blast in Semipalatinsk said to be the largest since Hiroshima and far bigger than U.S. tests. Western experts see both military and peaceful aims, with claims of treaty violations over fallout and ongoing Soviet missile and anti missile programs.
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West German Chancellor Kiesinger Eyes Nuclear Europe
West Germany’s Kurt Kiesinger told a Bonn television audience that a nuclear Europe could become a real partner of America, while insisting West Germany does not seek to manufacture nuclear weapons. He said the issue should be left to the future if European unity leads to a United States of Europe. In Paris, France faces unemployment and a widening trade deficit ahead of the March National Assembly elections, with Gaullist plans under pressure from the left. The piece notes Soviet threats and a rise in unemployment to 3,150 families.
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Rhodesia move hints at independence recognition plan
Salisbury reports Prime Minister Jan Smith may push a dramatic step to break Britain's denial of Rhodesia’s independence. The piece links regime changes, economic strain in France, and potential shifts in US nuclear policy amid stalled treaty discussions and rising unemployment.
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Brezhnev Honored As He Reaches 60th Birthday
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev was praised on the eve of his 60th birthday as an outstanding party and state figure. The award of a high honor followed a formal greeting from the Presidium and the Supreme Soviet, with commentators noting his long service and leadership in the Communist movement.
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Pasadena Vicinity and Southland Weather Forecasts Today
Sunny with high clouds today and Tuesday across Pasadena area and Southland. Patchy night and morning fog along the coast. Highs around 80 in many regions, little temperature change expected Tuesday. Light smog presence noted in southern coastal areas.
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Pasadena Morning Press and Weather Summary Listing
A morning newspaper lists the Pasadena address and subscription details, with daily and Sunday rates. It also includes a lengthy regional weather forecast for California and nearby areas, noting cloudy spells, temperature ranges, and wind notes for multiple valleys and cities.
Weather and Exercise Tips Across Seasons
The text advises adjusting activity with the weather, avoiding strenuous effort in boiling heat and very cold conditions, and using common sense. It warns against overexertion, especially in extreme cold, and suggests easing into activity if not accustomed to exercise. Includes caution about dangerous energy bursts and heart stress.
Terrorist Blasts Hit Italian City in South Tyrol
Two explosions rocked Brunico in South Tyrol Saturday night, blamed on German language terrorists fighting to rejoin Austria. Police said three suspects were arrested last week and the local guerrilla group remained active.
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