China Joins US and USSR in a Triangular Nuclear Chess Game
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes how Red China’s expected ICBM test and growing power shift the nuclear balance. The piece discusses China as a new third party in SALT talks, the Pacific focus, and the need for restrained, flexible strategy among Washington Beijing and Moscow amid rising triad tensions.
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Smiling Skies for Students
New York reports a price war among airlines for student travel to Europe. Sabena, Alitalia, Trish International, BOAC, Air France, KLM and Lufthansa have cut round-trip fares to $180–$210 with peak-season surcharges, targeting youths ages roughly 12 to 29. Pan Am matched these fares to Amsterdam London Paris Rome, with prior cheapest London at 272 and Rome at 320. Early bookings surged: Sabena 3% of passengers in 11 days, Air France 2000 bookings since June 8, Alitalia 100 on first day.
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