Radiation Cloud From China Drifts Over United States
A large high altitude radiation cloud from a Chinese hydrogen bomb test drifts across North America from west to east. Officials say no ground radioactivity yet but southeastern storms and Midwest snow could pull dust down. EPA notes most debris remains aloft with limited ground impact, though Florida to North Carolina may face a minor contamination risk as a southeastern storm system forms.
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Korean Lobbyists Guided By Nixon Aides
Seoul reports state that Nixon aides in Washington and American embassies here gave informal guidance to Korean lobbyists and influence operations in the United States. Korean sources say embassy officials advised on which congressmen to invite, while kickback and contributions requests were discussed with economic counselors.</s>
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Kissinger says no U S arms to Rhodesia in talks collapse
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, with President-elect Carter, said there is no possibility the United States would sell arms to Rhodesia if Geneva talks on black majority rule fail. Kissinger contradicted Rhodesia's Ian Smith who claimed Kissinger promised Western arms. Carter called Kissinger a friend and pledged transition cooperation from Ford, then left Plains for Washington to oversee the handover.
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FBI Intelligence Head Under U S Probe
James Ingram head of the FBI internal security unit faces a Justice Department civil rights division probe over allegedly withholding details of a 1974 burglary by FBI agents at an upstate New York residence. The investigation targets several officials, though Ingram remains in his post. The bureau's director Clarence Kelley may not be aware of the scrutiny.
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Winter Bike Riding Keeps Rolling In Cold
Winter cyclists stay active despite snow and cold as riders bundle up and continue on through the season. Stories and pictures on Page 1B explain the appeal and gear used by dedicated riders.
Tom Whitney resigns Iowa Democratic Chair post
Des Moines AP reports Tom Whitney resigns as state Democratic Chairman citing a desire to try something different. Whitney 32 says he hopes to see a new chair appointed before year end and mentions quitting smoking as part of his plans. He notes the party has moved from debt to black with 12 staffers and a $620000 budget.
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Deferred Sentences Up Too in Linn County Drunk Driving Arrests
In Linn county, seven drunk driving arrests occurred Thursday night and Friday morning, adding to a year of intensified enforcement under a Cedar Rapids area crackdown. Sven Sterner notes Linn leads in deferred sentences, with 477 of 1,099 arrests in the past year deferred, undermining record-keeping and progress against repeat offenses.
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