Safeguards Tighten Over Soviet Computer Deal
Washington reports say officials approved a major computer sale to the Soviet bloc, with British and American diplomats flagging civil research use and on site inspection limits. The agreement faces inter departmental review amid objections over potential military uses and strategic tech transfer.
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Nixon administration weighs easing antitrust rules for overseas marketing
Washington officials, including Maurice Stans and Justice Department figures, discuss liberalizing antitrust laws to aid U S firms abroad. Debates note potential shifts away from strict restraints, with officials unsure of details and reactions from various departments.
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Family Law Panel Discusses Virgin Survey Findings
The VPA and the Family Lawn Association discuss a survey claiming low numbers of virgins amid sterilization concerns. Caspar Bronk notes the report does not imply rising promiscuity and praises those in stable relationships. The piece mentions rising sterilization procedures and long waiting lists, with emphasis on counseling and spousal consent.
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Threats to Queen Elizabeth’s Life Reported by British Paper
A British newspaper recounts threats to Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family. An anonymous group calling itself the Angry Brigade claimed responsibility, prompting heightened security around the queen’s York visit. Police say security measures have been increased and air is calm as investigations continue.
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Women inmates escape during Argentine prison shootout
In Buenos Aires four inmates escaped after a prison shootout that wounded guards and a civilian. Police said guerrilla groups linked to former dictator Juan Perón were responsible, with authorities vowing to pursue those involved. One guard was killed and others injured as the escape occurred around 1035 am at the downtown facility.
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