Utah Rep urges continuation of chemical warfare research
Rep Sherman P Lloyd of Utah told a CBW conference at the University of Utah that gas warfare research should continue. He cited military reasons and said costs run about 350 million dollars yearly with the Soviet Union far ahead. He also urged more disclosure to the public and noted chemical agents moving through Tooele depot since 1942. Senator Moss said he might push a full inquiry if new evidence shows Vietnam material use increases casualties.
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U.S
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Nixon Eases Three Foreign Loan Investment Controls
The Nixon administration announced modest relaxations of Kennedy Johnson era controls on American lending and investing abroad. Officials expect little immediate dollar flow due to tight domestic credit, but liberalized rules may help in select cases. Secretary Maurice H. Stans outlined five changes in direct investment controls.
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John Lodge Favored for Permanent U S Envoy to OAS
Diplomatic sources say John D Lodge former Connecticut governor and ambassador to Spain is the leading candidate to succeed Sol M Linowitz as U S representative to the Organization of American States. He would join the Vatican envoy post if offered. The report notes Lodge is 65 and brother of Cabot Lodge.
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Hughes Protestes Record Nuclear Testing Planned
Nuclear tests in central Nevada and Alaska were described by the AEC as yielding several megatons and larger than prior detonations. Howard Hughes challenged safety concerns while his group and lawmakers urged dialogue on potential risks to groundwater and seismic activity near Las Vegas.
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Emergency ends after hydrofluoric acid derailment near Wetumka
More than 3,500 residents evacuated five miles around Wetumka Oklahoma as railroad crews retrieved a derailed tank car carrying 11 000 gallons of hydrofluoric acid. Two cranes lifted the 42 ton car onto a gon dolly car and officials declared the danger over. One car crashed into Jackson Halls home 30 feet from the track.
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