A-bomb club grows as more nations near capability
President Ford warned Congress that by 1985 nearly 40 countries could have plutonium from power reactors capable of building atomic bombs, adding to global instability. He noted about 20 nations have the tech and material, with six having already built weapons, led by the United States and Soviet Union.
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Litton ships to keep four Navy assault vessels
A federal judge ruled Litton Ingalls Shipyards must continue building four Navy assault ships and that the Navy must cover construction costs while further litigation proceeds. The decision aims to ensure timely delivery of the vessels at Pascagoula, Mississippi, after disputes over about 504 million in cost overruns and the Navy’s 830 million payment on the original 970 million contract.
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