Nixon urged to delay ABM deployment to aid talks
Gerald Smith told a Senate subcommittee that resuming a thin Sentinel anti-ballistic missile program would not derail U S Soviet negotiations on nuclear limits. He cautioned that expanding to a thick system could harm talks. Senators Fulbright Cooper pressed for delay as Nixon weighs a deployment decision.
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Australia Sets Tow-In Depots
Melbourne opens tow-in depots by the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria where owners of damaged vehicles can arrange pickup and repairs by their chosen workshop, avoiding pressure at accident scenes.
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Crichton Leaves Medicine for a Literary Career
In Cambridge Michael Crichton, a Harvard medical student, abandons medicine to pursue writing. The 26 year old author of Andromeda Strain says he wrote 14 hours daily in summer and used medical experience in his fiction. He plans TV work on space medicine and has two more mysteries sold while continuing studies at Massachusetts General Hospital. A separate Fort Worth study reports fourth graders watch excessive television, with one student claiming 80 hours weekly.
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