NATO may use nuclear weapons to defend territory
NATO forces commander in southern Europe warned that conventional attacks might require nuclear weapons to hold territory amid growing tension with the Soviet bloc. Admiral Horacio Rivera spoke Monday night on the strategic balance between NATO and Soviet forces.
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Congressmen Bring Black Problems To White House
In a long delayed meeting at the White House 12 Black House members will present concerns of about 25 million African Americans to President Nixon. The House Black Caucus announced the Thursday session after months of delays and a boycott of the State of the Union highlighted tensions over White House outreach to blacks.
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Toe Lockup Traps Woman Toe In Downtown Scene
In San Francisco a young woman and an unnamed companion caused a toe padlock mishap while fooling with a padlock. Neighbors provided soap while firemen and a locksmith tried tools. After three hours the lock was finally opened with a custom key to relieve the toe.
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Hospital Aid Sought In Fight Against Infection Outbreak
Washington authorities urge hospital cooperation in replacing Abbott Laboratories intravenous solutions linked to a septicemia outbreak. FDA ordered recall as Charles C. Edwards says manufacturers can supply for two months and that 4000 hospitals used the product. 350 cases reported, nine deaths, with many details uncertain.
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U.S. Still Waiting as SALT Talks Enter Week Two
Vienna round of SALT enters its second week with the United States awaiting signs of Soviet willingness to negotiate on offensive weapons. Meeting held at the Soviet embassy. U.S. proposals on ABM and offensive delivery have not elicited a reply. Soviet negotiators show fatigue, forecasting only token progress this year and rejecting ABM-only deals.
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Nixon Courting Disaster in Mideast Says Senator Jackson
Sen. Henry M. Jackson accuses the Nixon administration of courting disaster by proposing Soviet participation in a Middle East peacekeeping force. He warns it would legitimize Soviet presence in Egypt and push Israel to vulnerable borders. Sen. Javits questions the plan as too fragile to hold, risking U.S. and Soviet clash if peace breaks down. Jackson, a possible 1976 Democratic contender, says Moscow seeks continued Arab tension to expand influence.
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