McNamara Foresees Sino-Soviet Border Tensions Persist
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, in his annual posture report to Congress, says Sino-Soviet border friction will continue and warns any further Soviet arms buildup would be dangerous and costly. He notes the Soviet Union remains self confident and reaffirms opposition to Nike X deployment.
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FBI National Crime Information Center Opens Nationwide
The FBI launches a national crime data center to supply beat cops with instant access to 95 000 records and growing to two million by year end. The test phase links 15 agencies with half the U S population and plans connect all 57 field offices by year end.
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Outcome of the struggle in Red China alarms the world
AP correspondent William L. Ryan outlines how the ongoing Mao Zedong Lin Biao clash in China could affect Sino Soviet relations the nuclear programs and China's economy. The piece notes Moscow’s fears a possible peace or militant misstep and warns of broader regional risks including Vietnam and border nations.
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The term camera derives from Latin camera meaning chamber. It is named for the chamber that separates the lens from the film or plate.
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