Sentinel system may shield missile bases not cities
The Defense Secretary weighs deploying the Sentinel antiballistic system to protect Titan and Minuteman bases rather than urban areas. Dr Harold Agnew argues base-only protection preserves second strike capability and could be cheaper, though critics fear reduced direct shield for civilians.
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The
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Kansas
Arizona
Arkansas
Air Force
Be a Gal's Best Pal in San Jose
Police report a man offered a ride to two 21 year old hitchhikers. The front seat passenger used eye irritant to disable him when he threatened the girl in front. The pair hid in a creek bed then rode to Milpitas police station about eight miles north of San Jose.
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Mace
Milpitas
Sentinel missile defense faces growing Senate opposition
Opponents estimate a 53 vote Senate majority to block deployment of the Sentinel missile defense system. A Senate defeat could arise if the Administration proceeds, prompting options to delay or scale back, including moving bases farther from cities. Key aides warn opposition may be too strong to reverse.
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Laird
Johnson Administration
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Year-Long Daylight Saving Quest Sparks Capitol Debate
Representative Craig Hosmer of California proposes national year round daylight saving time by amending the Uniform Time Act. He argues it would reduce crime cut electricity use and simplify schedules though farmers and the entertainment industry fear adverse effects.
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Washington
Craig Hosmer
Calif
Hosmer
If Christopher Columbus Lived Today On A Bike
A playful line invites readers to check the Classified Ads for good buys now suggesting a humorous modern twist on discovery. The tone evokes a vintage newspaper urge to browse sales and deals. The piece blends history with a coupon era nudge.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Congressmen Press FTC on Trading Stamps Cheating Claim
Washington congressman Lester L. Wolff testified before the FTC urging options to convert or cash trading stamps, arguing stamps raise food costs by about 2 percent and total annual impact around 1 billion dollars. He cited manipulation and deceptive practices in gasoline station sweepstakes and related games.
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Lester L. Wolff
D-N.y
Wolff
FTC
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
S&h Green Stamps
Sperry
Hutchinson
Congress
Ford introduces Front Room wagons with 302 V-8 and doorgate
Ford's Country Squire gains new Front Room design with cockpit style instruments and extra leg room for passengers. Top interiors match luxury LTDs with distinctive paneling and hidden headlamps. Standard 302 CID V-8 and no extra cost, plus exclusive one-two-three doorgate for cargo and passenger access.
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