Radioactive Water Leaks Into River at Hanford
In a second accident at the Hanford site a half inch cooling tube failed causing about 0,000 gallons of radioactive water to escape into the Columbia River. The N Reactor was shut down and officials said there was no danger to nearby residents. The incident follows a prior chemical explosion and other leaks at the 570 square mile reservation in eastern Washington.
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Two men sentenced for concealed weapon charges in Tama County
Toledo Adrian T. Hoag and Lyndon Waller were each sentenced to three months in the Tama county jail after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. They were arrested in connection with separate incidents.
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Four Hurt In Marion Pickup Truck Crash
Four people injured in a Monday afternoon crash near Marion were listed in fair condition Tuesday at St Luke's hospital. Driver Tracy Wickham 14 failed to stop at a gravel road sign and was broadside by a southbound gravel truck driven by Sheryl Dillon 32 of Hiawatha. Dillon and passenger Arthur Larson 17 were treated and released. Tracy Wickham and Donald Carsner 18 remained hospitalized.
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United States Allows Angola Entry Into UN
Angola gains United Nations membership as the U S veto is withdrawn amid abstention on the vote due to Cuban forces in Angola. The UN Security Council approves the General Assembly recommendation 13 to 0, with Soviet involvement in Angola noted.
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Malraux Dies Echoes of a Turbulent Century
Paris reports the death of Andre Malraux at age 75 after a lung congestion led to a fatal blood clot. The famed novelist, art historian, and WWII resistance hero shaped 20th century thought with action, exploration, and existential questions.
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Peso Falls Again Trading Suspended
Mexico imposes limits on currency trading to curb panic buying. Banks halt foreign exchange and gold trades while tourists exchange dollars at hotels and airport branches offer limited buys and sells. The peso rate rises to about 28 per dollar, marking a sharp devaluation since September.
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Mexico
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Mexico City
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Soviets Trigger Heavy Underground Nuclear Test
The Soviet Union conducted a large underground nuclear explosion in Siberia, reported by the Uppsala Seismological Institute. Officials described it as a major test though not the largest, with a magnitude of 6.8 on the Richter scale and a time recorded at 11:03 pm CST.
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Sweden
Soviet Union
Siberia
Uppsala’ Seismological Institute
Semipalssinsk
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