Smaller Atomic Pee Wees Could Change War Tactics
LAS VEGAS April Atomic shells smaller than earlier devices are tested as U S officials push using A bombs as conventional in major wars and as deterrence grows In tests a 4000-ton TNT equivalent pee wee bomb on F 84s and B 17s suggests tactical use on ships tanks and missiles expanding combat reach while easing material use and storage concerns
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Egypt Now Flourishing Tours In High Style
Cairo sets the stage for year round tourism with air conditioned trains and deluxe Nile cruises. At Luxor and Karnak temples visitors glimpse 5 000 year old solar boats and royal tombs while modern facilities including a rebuilt Shepheard's and a new Hilton rise along the river. Alexandria tempts with a 10 mile Riviera stretch and trips to Alamein.
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World sees birth control and population push worldwide
A. J. Goldberg reports on global birth trends as nations seek to control or stimulate populations. The United States shows record births. the Soviet bloc urges incentives, China ponders limits, and India and Egypt promote family planning amid rising health concerns.
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Holland Grows More Tulip Bulbs than Any Other Country
Holland expands its tulip bulb production with higher yields and new growing methods. The article notes Holland remains the leading exporter, surpassing other nations in bulb output and horticultural innovation.
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Threats On Eden's Life Were Hoax
Police believe threats on Sir Anthony Eden were a hoax. Scotland Yard says that after warnings telephoned the day Eden became prime minister, extra guards were posted at Eden's home and No 10 Downing Street.
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Young Immigrant Wins Right To Stay In States
A 13 year old New Haven boy brought from Canada as an infant won the right to remain in the United States. The government dropped deportation action that would have sent Peter Ong to Canada. His mother Linda T. Ong teaches Far Eastern languages at Yale. Her husband Ken Chung Ong was Chinese vice consul in Toronto and died in Okinawa while on U.S. duty.
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Chocolate Fallout Ice Cream Debuts Amid Quirky News
New flavor chocolate fallout headlines a light news page amid oddities from Colorado dust storms to a Stamford boy winning a $25 bond for a weird pet contest. A Nashville child reclaimed a bike after a crash while a Wichita officer chased a raccoon, awaiting humane society help.
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