Satellite locates source of northern lights and gegenschein
Imp 1 satellite identifies a neutral sheet on the sunward side of Earth as a region of diminished magnetic activity. Dr. Norman F. Ness of NASA Goddard says the finding may explain the Van Allen belts and the 200 year old gegenschein glow observed in the night sky.
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NATO Military Strength Assessed for Western Defense
A Paris report says NATO can field five times more trained troops and more modern weapons than in 1951, with U.S. nuclear power reinforcing Europe while Soviet missiles prompt calls to strengthen Western defenses. The assessment notes NATO numbers near 3 million, 60 divisions, 200 airfields, and 2,500 nuclear delivery units, amid debates on a multilateral nuclear fleet and Atlantic shield plans.
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Auschwitz Investigators See Human Ashes at Black Wall Site
West German prosecutor reports an on the spot probe at Auschwitz enhances war crimes cases by about 85 percent. Judges view the Black Wall area and Bloc 28 window witnesses, noting ash stained soil and observed executions as part of ongoing prosecutions of former camp personnel.
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Buddhist leader warns Johnson of sacrifices to topple Huong
Thich Tam Chau’s open letter to President Johnson warns U S support for Tran Van Huong could spark permanent instability in South Vietnam. He says followers are ready to make any sacrifice to defend democracy and values shed blood for, amid Viet Cong attacks and mortar fire injuring a U S sergeant lightly.
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More Rights Compliance Is Expected After Court Ruling
UPI reports Assistant Attorney General Burke Marshall expects greater voluntary compliance with the civil rights public accommodations law after the Supreme Court upheld it. President Johnson echoed the view, noting increased acceptance and citing Birmingham Alabama's Ollie's Barbecue as a case contributing to the ruling.
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Eshkol to form new Israeli government by next week
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, who resigned Monday night, is expected to form a new government by the end of the week. President Zalman S. Shazar will call party leaders to present proposals, then seek Eshkol's formation on terms. No new inquiry into the 1954 ship mishap is to be demanded.
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