U S Falling Behind In Bomb Drive
An Atomic Energy Commission report says the United States lags behind the Soviet Union and others in peaceful thermonuclear research. It urges a 15 percent annual funding increase for five years, notes dwindling U S investment since 1962, and contrasts with nations like Russia Britain West Germany France Japan and Italy advancing. The study cites budget inflexibility and outdated equipment as factors and references Viet Nam cost curtailing long range programs.
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Princeton
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Associated Press
AEC
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Amasa
Bishop
Russia
Great Britain
West Germany
France
Japan
Italy
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Viet Nam
Doctors Stem Bleeding in Hemophiliac Teeth Extractions
Albany surgeons use a new anti hemophiliac factor concentrate to control bleeding during dental extractions. David Steele of Mechanicville New Jersey received AHF and bled less than a non hemophiliac. The concentrate, prepared by Stanford scientists, was given in doses equivalent to 65 pints of blood twice daily for six days after surgery.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center
David Steele
Mechanicville
N. J
Steele
Stanford University
Mrs Chaplin Divorced in Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin, 58, former wife of Charlie Chaplin, testified that her third husband Pat Joseph Longo 96 moved out of their home last February and said he didn’t love her. She won $200 a month alimony and permission to restore her last name to Chaplin.
Citizen Soldiers Wind Up Training
Washington AP reports the Selected Reserve Force SRF finishes its summer training and faces rugged readiness tests. The National Guard Bureau predicts 85 to 90 percent of major units will pass. The SRF was created after Defense Secretary McNamara downsized the old Army Reserve and National Guard to a 150,000-man ready force. Units can move with seven days notice from armories to mobilization stations. Shortcomings include rifle shortages and earlier uniform gaps, now partly solved by a special airlift.
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Washington
National Guard Bureau
Guard Bureau
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Army Reserve
National Guard
Congress
Governors
SRF
Pentagon
Winston P. Wilson
Wilson
SRF Units Eyes 68-Drill Readiness by November
The SRF faces a key challenge in scaling to battalion size for field operations using the M1 rifle. A few units failed larger unit tests, requiring home training at 724 drills per year, while passing units move to 58 drills. The guard bureau expects all SRF units to qualify for 68 drills by Nov 1, with a longer goal of reinforcing regulars after two more months of full-time training.
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SRF
Guard Bureau
SRE
SRF i
Miliy
Bound Over in Fight Killing in Pittsburgh
Joseph N. Glover, 23, of East Liberty, was bound over for grand jury action on charges of both voluntary and involuntary manslaughter in the alleged beating death of Richard Mahone, 22, from Homewood, following a June 30 incident. He was ordered held by Allegheny County deputy coroner Louis Hammel.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph N. Glover
East Liberty
Homewood
Louis Hammel
Allegheny County
Glover
Richard Mahone
Mahone
Turks Go Home Seoul
The last Turkish army company serving with the United Nations in Korea departed for home today. It was replaced by a one man liaison group.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations Command
Arraigned in Murder of Penn’s Jeweler
Pittsburgh police filed murder and robbery charges against Jimmy Lee Smith 26 William Murray 25 and Garfield Gordon 26 for the fatal shooting of Leon Epshtein 37 during an exchange of gunfire in his downtown jeweler shop. Gordon was wounded and hospitalized, while Smith and Murray remained in City Jail after arrest with a bloodstained car found on the North Side.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
William R. Hunt
Leon Epshtein
Jimmy Lee Smith
William Murray
Garfield Gordon
Gordon
Allegheny General Hospital
Smith
Murray
City
Rescue Flight Restores Hope For Blind Colombian Girl
Mrs King from Miami orchestrated a rapid rescue to bring a blinded Colombian girl to U S doctors. A colonel airlifted her to Los Micos while officials cleared passports and transport. The child, named Pretty Patricia by Glass, now fears blindness will end her sight despite a glimmer of improvement.
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Los Micos
National Air Line
United States
Glass
Gladecha
Patricia
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Ha Tinh
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