Pueblo crewman mocks captors in sing song confession
CORONADO Fi Aboard Pueblo crewman Ralph McClintock teased North Korean reporters with a stilted verse at a news conference, reading a homespun confession about espionage. Teammate Donnie R. Tuck testified the seizure was likely premeditated and that another country may have influenced the action.
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Scientists say Sentinel ABM deployment makes no sense
Three scientists told the Senate subcommittee that deploying a thin Sentinel antimissile system to shield population centers from a Soviet nuclear threat makes no sense though one saw limited value in protecting existing installations with offensive missiles. Witnesses warned the $6 billion plan risks a shift toward a full system costing about $100 billion.
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Sentinel unsure on defense for population centers
Bethe argued ABM deployment to protect Minuteman missile silos could stabilize the arms race. Fink testified that a thin defense might deter war, while noting the lack of defense could trigger conflict.
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