Japan debate hints at shift in nuclear arms stance
In Tokyo a growing debate over Japan U S relations and China's atom potential hints the public may be softening toward rearmament. While two decades shunned nuclear weapons, officials push a defense buildup and a nonproliferation stance allowing Japan to own weapons if others do. The Socialists urge scrapping the treaty, while conservatives seek self defense though a nonnuclear path.
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Today in History May 30 1966 remembered events
On May 30 1966 the nation marked anniversaries of historic events. The day recalls 1868 first Memorial Day observed nationwide to honor Civil War dead. Other noted items include Joan of Arc’s 1431 execution and De Soto’s 1539 Florida landing.
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Man fined for 41 years driving without license in Maine
Lapsed after 41 years, Andrew Karak, 67, of Bridgton Maine, admitted he never renewed his 1924 permit. In District Court he received a $35 fine for driving without a valid license.
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