European waste dumping tale shocks British and allies
A heavy dump of eleven thousand tons of radioactive waste from European facilities, carried by a Glasgow registered vessel Topaz Tank, allegedly involved Britain and allies. The operation, funded as a France policy cover, raised diplomatic tension as officials reported collection from Aldermaston and Newhaven with three parties fined.
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Shah Leads Tehran Relief Effort for Iran Quake Victims
The Shah and Empress Farah plan to fly to eastern Iran to supervise relief as aircraft drop aid to tens of thousands of homeless and hungry. Officials report about 12 000 killed, with unofficial figures near 20 000. thousands injured and more than a million displaced. International aid flows from Canada, Japan, and others, and field hospitals are set up to treat survivors amid disease and famine fears.
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West Germany vows to press detente in Europe at Geneva talks
In Geneva west German Foreign Minister Brandt pledged continued detente efforts despite recent shocks. He urged a balanced reduction of troops on both sides and warned against interventions that could threaten non nuclear states. The discussion touched on nuclear nonproliferation and regional peace aims across Europe.
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Kiesinger to Tour Turkey and Afghanistan Visit Planned
West German Chancellor Kiesinger will depart Bonn on Thursday for official visits to Turkey and Afghanistan. The trip also includes talks with Afghan officials and follows a major earthquake in the region.
Johnson eyes talks with Soviet on arms control
President Johnson remained hopeful for early negotiations with the Soviet Union on strategic nuclear weapons, despite tensions in Eastern Europe. White House aides said he would consult with advisers and likely discuss the USSR occupation of Czechoslovakia, rumblings in Vietnam, and other hotspots.
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Russians test multiple warheads missile claim
Reported by AAP and Reuters, the Soviet Union allegedly tested an intercontinental ballistic missile with multiple independently guided reentry vehicles. The claim notes the count of four warheads and links to concurrent US testing, with Pentagon officials confirming US leadership in multi warhead development.
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