NATO approves U.S. plan to share atomic secrets and Polaris subs
NATO members adopted a U.S. plan to share atomic information and bolster deterrence. Washington assigned five Polaris submarines to NATO, with future ships planned, while U.S. command remains with the president and NATO gains joint guidelines for potential tactical nuclear use.
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Connally Leads Vote In Texas Primary Bids
Early returns from Texas show Connally leading and Yarborough in a potential runoff. The six man field includes Democrat Connally and liberal contenders, with a June 2 payoff primary shaping the party’s presidential race dynamics.
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Ribicoff accuses doctors of blackmail over aged care plan
New Haven scene as Abraham Ribicoff accuses more than 200 New Jersey doctors of blackmail for threatening to refuse treatment to patients under the King Anderson bill. Gov Hughes joined the criticism while the doctors deny ethics violation and say they would treat freely if needed.
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Bruce J. Henriksen
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Rebellion in Carupano Crushed by Venezuelan Loyalists
Government troops with navy and air force moved into Carupano and crushed a marine garrison revolt against President Romulo Betancourt. Officials said resistance ended and leaders were arrested. reports put casualties around forty dead and about one hundred fifty wounded.
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Titov Visits Seattle as World Fair Exhibit Opens
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov began a 31 hour Seattle visit during the World’s Fair and held a news conference with U S astronaut John H Glenn Jr discussing space suits and cabin space. Titov compared his craft to Glenn’s Friendship 7 capsule noting his cabin felt spacious while the Glenn suit is tighter.
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Tamara
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Bullet In Leg Ends In Heart Medical Wonder Ivan Survives Cardiac Lodging
Ivan, a Washington grocery store manager born in Russia, was shot in the thigh. The bullet traveled via the femoral vein to the heart, a rare path noted by doctors. He recovered after three hours of surgery and X rays showed the bullet lodged in his heart, away from the aorta.
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Peter Conrad
Hufnagel
Oral Vaccine May Open North Carolina to New Immunization
Dr Ravenel reports the oral vaccine could be widely adopted in North Carolina, following favorable pilot study results. The vaccine, already used in Russia, the Congo, and Guatemala, is described as ideal for children with three teaspoons per dose.
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Nervous Season for Politics in Congress Elections
Washington report analyzes looming off year vote on November 6 with 435 House seats 38 Senate seats and 35 governors at stake. It notes Democrats lead in Senate and House margins while both parties eye gains especially in the House amid census redrawings and regional shifts.
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