Air Force Officials Deny Defying Congress Over Projects
Washington AP report says top Air Force leaders deny attempting to keep costly computer development programs alive despite congressional orders. Sen. Thomas Eagleton condemns the testimony as deception and accuses Maj. Gen. Robert L. Edge of lying during a Senate defense appropriations hearing.
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Oklahoma approves executions by drugs in landmark reform
Oklahoma becomes the first state to authorize lethal injection as the primary method for capital punishment. The bill, signed by Gov. David Boren, provides for continuous intravenous administration of a barbiturate and allows electrocution or firing squad if the drug method is invalidated.
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Nixon's Second Frost Interview Frames Detente Era
Nixon's second Frost TV interview paints Brezhnev as a steadier partner in detente and credits him with restraint compared to Khrushchev. Nixon claims sole responsibility for major policy decisions, including China opening, Cambodia actions, and Middle East diplomacy.
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