Navy Tests Powerful A Missile Continues From Page 1
The article notes MIRV capable missiles including Minuteman 3 and Poseidon with multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles. Each warhead has its own guidance to strike multiple targets, aiming to outrun defenses and boost U.S. nuclear capacity.
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Stormy Weather Watcher Orbits Polar Satellite
ESSA 7, a small weather satellite, lifted from Vandenberg Air Force Base to orbit Earth on a polar path about 887 miles high. The craft will photograph clouds worldwide as hurricane season peaks, marking the seventh environmental survey satellite in its series.
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U.S. Denies Link Between War and Peace Claims
Officials say the overall enemy fringe strength in South Vietnam has risen, with estimates placing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces around 222,000 in the current unit and about 83,000 in linked political or regular troops. They concede civilian and military figures differ and stress the 222,000 figure is a smoothed, long term estimate, not day to day.
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Newton Kidnap Charge Dropped Cont from Page 1
Testimony shows the case around Newton involves grand jury statements about transporting Newton and a companion from the shooting scene as prosecutors push for interpretation. Witnesses discuss probation, battlefield reports, and ball powder evidence linking to the shooting, while cross examination delves into details of gunpowder and cartridge findings.
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Federal report urges anti cigarette drive
A federal task force urges stronger anti smoking efforts including advertising on cigarette packages and bans on promotions aimed at youth. It calls for school based curricula on hazards and for health professionals to lead by example with no smoking signs in waiting rooms. The Tobacco Institute counters, defending its early research programs.
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Ammunition Plant Blast Kills 2 Men in Louisiana
Two men died after an explosion ripped the bomb leading section of the Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant near Minden. Jesse Bush of Bossier City, about 50, had a fractured skull. a second man, unnamed, suffered burns over 90 percent of his body. Lt Col James W. Donald warned of secondary explosions threatening other buildings.
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Marin County Man Named ABAG Executive Director
J Julien Baget 44 city manager of Novaly in Marin County was selected by ABAG to be executive director starting Sept 13 at 24001 annual. He succeeds Warren Schmid who resigned after embezzlement case involving Thomes Trax. Baget holds degrees from the University of Washington and has held city manager positions in The Dalles Ojai and Novate. ABAG also approved HUD funds matching for a regional airport facilities inventory in nine counties with total study cost about 215000.
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Delegate Serves Both GOP and Dems in Life Fight
A child named TL suffered a collapse on the floor of a court unit. Medical staff rushed TL to Washington Hospital where Dr. Edward Bauer inserted a stiletto-like needle into the chest and gave adrenalin to restart the heartbeat, the prognosis uncertain as medics fought to save the young life.
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Tax dispute shadows Alioto Hannon
Fragmented text shows references to Alioto and Hannon in a tax battle and a mayoral context. Mentions of San Francisco commuters and a nurse assisted birth hint at political and civic themes, but details are unclear. A Michigan primary report notes Julie Nowak elected as Democratic and Republican precinct delegate, with no law preventing heated blankets for a baby.
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Earthquake Felt in Santa Maria Across Counties
Residents of Santa Maria reported feeling a tremor registered at 3:25 to 5:12 am by Cal Tech seismology lab. County officials planned a joint meeting with legal counsel from multiple counties to discuss potential court actions and tax implications.
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San Francisco
U.S. Plans Missile Site Cuts and Budget Shifts
Washington reports the Army will close seven Nike-Hercules missile sites and shrink remaining firing sites. The cutbacks aim to save 14.8 million this year and 54 million in future years, reducing 4,200 Army personnel. Officials cite broader defense and economic measures amid a mixed balance of payments, with Canada and Germany improving trade but not providing lasting relief.
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Defense plans close fissile sites in California
Officials select sites to be shut as part of a major overhaul of the anti bomber defense system planned since January. The Nike Hercules system, deployed in 1958 after Nike Ajax, will be reduced with several California firing sites including Van Nuys and Newhall slated for closure, most by summer 1972.
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Youth, 17 Stabbed in Mission Ranch Area
A 17 year old male was stabbed in the stomach yesterday afternoon at the Mission Ranch housing tract. Tony Rodrigues, 17, of 1416 Irma Ave., was reported in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital. Police were continuing the investigation.
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First Words From Japan Heart Transplant Recipient
Nobuo Miyazaki, 18, speaks for the first time since receiving Japan's first heart transplant. Doctors say his condition is improving and he is showing signs of recovery as authorities report continued progress in the groundbreaking operation and its aftermath.
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Postal embargo lifted eases Canada mail flow
Washington AP reports the Post Office Depart ment lifted the remaining partial embargo on mail to Canada. All items for Canadian points will be handled again as the strike by Canadian postal workers ends. First class mail resumed last week and now full exchanges between the U S and Canada resume.
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