Congress may hold first public underground test hearing in four years
Congress may pursue open hearings on underground nuclear test detection as Rep. Craig Hosmer seeks a public inquiry. Officials report U S capabilities to detect seismic events in the Soviet Union have improved but remain uncertain, with debate over on site inspections and a potential role for inspections in a future test ban.
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Peking Claims Nuclear Guided Weapons Success
Tokyo reports a single sentence in a long dispatch claiming China has produced guided nuclear weapons. Observers doubt an actual arsenal, noting only one test earlier and no hydrogen bomb confirmation amid radiation readings that remain non hazardous.
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Soviet Luna 13 probes finds lunar soil like Earth
The unmanned Luna 13 mission ended its work on the moon after using a mechanical finger to study the surface. Tass reported the soil at the landing site resembled Earth's and that only a small amount of radioactivity existed.
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