Senate hears ABM** thin system won’t harm talks
Gerald Smith testifies that resuming work on a thin Sentinel anti ballistic missile system would not derail US Soviet arms talks. He warns a thicker system could harm negotiations. Senate subcommittee chair Fulbright questions White House timing as Nixon weighs deployment and congress weighs delay.
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Australia Sets Tow In Depots
Melbourne opens tow in depots to accept damaged vehicles. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria will host centers where owners can arrange pickup and repair at their chosen workshop without pressure at accident scenes.
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Crichton Chooses Writing Over Medicine After Harvard
Cambridge AP reports Michael Crichton nearing Harvard medical graduation plans to abandon medicine for a literary career. His sixth book since 1965, a Book of the Month selection, is sold to Universal Pictures for 250000 dollars. He discusses Andromeda Strain and past thrillers written under pseudonyms John Lange and Jeffrey Hudson.
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