Sanguine Chief Says Hazards Of Plan Eliminated
Capt Ferdinand Brand told Assembly State Affairs Committee that Navy eliminated hazards to satisfaction in Project Sanguine, a global defense communications plan with an underground transmitter grid across 26 northern counties. He claimed no technical problem cannot be solved and that proper controls prevent interference with local phones TELEVISION or radio. Gov Knowles formed a scientific panel to study economic and environmental effects of the project.
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Arthur Cirilli
Warren P. Knowles
Reds See U S Troop Pullout As War Move
Paris report cites Nixon plan to withdraw 50 000 troops as proof Washington will not end the Vietnam war. Vietnam delegation spokesman accuses U S of aggression and demands total withdrawal and renunciation of the Thieu by Khiem regime. Tass in Moscow says the speech signals military rather than negotiated settlement.
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Deceptive Double to Block a Potential Slam in Bridge
In a duplicate game, West overreaches with a four diamond bid aimed at misdirecting South about clubs. The bid backfires as the declarer reads the diamonds and clubs to force a successful slam, despite West's attempt to shield the queen of clubs. The hand features North with A Q 9 7 4 A 6, South with a J 8 1084, and West holding A K Q 10 9 10 9 5. East contributes Q 2 v5, with South declaring Y A K I 108.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Soviet defense budget hits 17.9 billion rubles for 1970
The Soviet Union announced a 1970 defense budget of 17.9 billion rubles, up 200 million from 1969, the smallest rise since 1965. The year’s total budget stood at 144.5 billion rubles, with 158.9 billion dollars in official terms, while noted hidden military spending in nonmilitary sectors was suspected.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S. Senate
Denture aid FASTEETH advertised for firmer fit
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH to prevent dentures from slipping by sprinkling on plates. It claims the product keeps dentures firmer longer, allows biting harder and eating faster, and notes the formula is alkaline and won't sour. It urges regular dental checkups and to buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
Men Arrested In Shoot-Out Are Charged
Two Wisconsin men from New London were charged with attempted murder and armed robbery after a hold up near the Stone Park police station led to a shoot-out with officers. Richard Quaintance was wounded in the left shoulder and hospitalized in serious condition. Glen Dervin faced $50,000 bond.
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Glen W. Dervin
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Worker Is Injured In Cave-In At UWM
At a University of Wisconsin Milwaukee construction site a worker was buried alive by a cave-in and rescued by coworkers. Hubert D. McNamer, 51, of Milwaukee, was completely buried but suffered only minor injuries. Co workers freed his head with shovels and hands until firemen arrived to hoist him from a vertical sewer shaft.
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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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