SALT talks prompt split on security gains and ABM risks
Washington reports show Defense Secretary Melvin Laird praising Moscow agreements as boosting U.S. security while Senator Henry M. Jackson faults the pact as favoring the Soviets. The ABM treaty and offensive arms limits spark debate on Trident, MIRV, and future defense programs amid congressional scrutiny.
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New Mass Transit Solutions Visible in U.S. Policy
UMTA administrator outlines a shift toward funding new transit projects as part of a broader push to bolster public transportation amid aging systems. He cites a proposed $100 million allocation within a larger $1 billion capital grants plan and notes cost-cutting anticipated from SALT-related changes.
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Orange residents tout advances in mass transit and funding
In Sydney a group of Italian-born residents discuss UMTA funds and the 1970 act backing federal grants for city mass transit. Boeing Vertol to test subway cars, new bus tech, and a three mile pod system aims to set new standards while a police inspector reacts to a spaghetti related incident.
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Divorced Mother Set Fire to Get Fireman’s Attention
A Leeds mother of two, aged 20, set her house ablaze to attract a fireman she admired. Police said she called the brigade herself. The judge placed her on three years probation after warning that such acts are not advisable.
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Viet Cameraman Wounded Covering My River Front
Khac Chuong, a Vietnamese cameraman for American Broadcasting Co. on the My Jena River defense line, was wounded by shrapnel from a North Vietnamese recoilless rifle shell. He was the 16th newsman wounded in the enemy offensive which began March 30.
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American Broadcasting Co
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Brimm’s Plasti-Liner promises denture comfort
A vintage ad touts Brimm's Plasti-Liner relining dentures without powder paste or pads. It claims a tight fit for months and allows eating anything. Simple to apply by placing a soft strip on the denture, then bite to mold it. Money-back guarantee from the manufacturer.
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