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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1977

Page

7

Brown urges alert as U S troops pull out of Korea

Defense Secretary Harald Brown urged American and South Korean forces to stay fully combat ready during the pullout. He toured DMZ posts with South Korea's Suh Jyang-einil and observed missile units from Osan air base as talks with Park Chung-hee focused on withdrawing 33,000 U.S. ground troops.

Seoul South Korea Harald Brown Woop Osan Brown Sub Park Chung-hee U.S Pentagon Carter Administration Congress South Bate Uijongjsu Dmz North Korea No Man's Land Panmunjom Camp Hovey Ulehia

Women in arms face clash of equal rights and tradition

A 134 page report by Martin Binkin and Lt Col Shirley J Bach argues women in the military face policies that hinder progress. It cites low women’s share in white collar and blue collar jobs, outlines potential force-wide gains, and highlights combat limits notably in the Air Force. The study calls for policy changes to reopen roles and address housing and integration challenges.

Martin Binkin Pentagon Brookings Shirley J. Bach Air Force Esti Cowd Binkin Bach Soviet Union Worldar Il Nazi Germany Sanctuary Navy

Panel adopts ideas to curb plutonium thefts

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission accepted key recommendations from a staff critic who charged lax safeguards on plutonium and highly enriched uranium threaten national security. The decision, made unanimously June 30, was not publicly announced as four congressional panels investigate. Conran is set to testify before a Senate committee today and a House committee Friday.

Washington Nyts Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission James H. Conran Conran Senate House

US faces plutonium shortage for future weapons program

Washington reports that ERDA official Maj Gen Joseph K Bratton told a House subcommittee the United States must increase production of weapons grade plutonium for new nuclear weapons. He urged converting a reactor in Hickland Washington from fuel-grade to weapons-grade plutonium to meet rising requirements amid ongoing dismantling. Rep Samuel Stratton attended and confirmed testimony but cautioned it was classified executive session.

Washington United States Pentagon House House Armed Services Committee Energy Research and Development Administration Washington Post Joseph K. Bratton ERDA Military Applications Division Bratton Hickland Wash Samuel S. Stratton

Timothy Leary Seeks Space Future On New Trip

Timothy Leary, 57, the former Harvard figure who pushed LSD in the 1960s, tours the United States promoting SMILE Space Migration Intelligence Increase Life Extension. He argues space colonization offers a limitless future while criticizing drug culture and stressing a democratic, individualistic space ethos.

Seattle Timothy Leary Outer Space Harvard Project Leary Sds United States NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Outer Pach Frome Algeria Switzerland Afzhanistan Hie

Britain and U S deny Carter Ireland peace plan

Washington and London disputed a Sunday Times report that President Carter planned a peace initiative in Northern Ireland. White House and British Foreign Secretary David Owen both said they had no knowledge of any such plan and affirmed continued support.

Washington David Owen White House President Garter Strifetorn Northern Ireland London Sunday Times White Mouse CBS Owen United States

Angeles fire threatens Mt Gleason area and Campgrounds

A large fire near Mt Gleason forced evacuations from Messenger Flat Campgrounds as crews battled the blaze. The Vetter Fire nearby burned about 2,000 acres with 400 firefighters. The Angeles team fought to save Gleason Pine Tree Plantation and an abandoned Nike missile base with multiple dozers, aerial tankers, and helicopters. High heat and gusty winds hampered efforts.

Messenger Flatt Pat Pontes U.S. Forestry Service Vetter Los Angeles County Doned Gleason Dacre Mt. Gleason

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