Russia Wins Romania Ros After Family Tiff
Soviet sources say Romania agreed to back a second steel mill in COMECON talks, lifting Romania’s steel output from 3.5 to 8 million tons per year. Khrushchev-Peking exchanges persist as Moscow labels China as enemies while COMECON discussions unfold.
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Judge halts Russ Embassy Chancery construction in D C district
District Judge John Sirica issued a temporary injunction delaying work on the proposed Soviet Union Embassy Chancery in a Washington residential district. He set October 1 for further argument as area residents oppose the project on residential grounds.
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Pesticide Risks Warned By National Cancer Institute
Dr W C Hoeper told a Senate subcommittee that public misuse stems from low awareness of pesticides biological dynamite. He urged mandatory testing in approved labs for acute chronic and cancer producing properties amid incomplete company disclosures.
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White House Salinger Memo Details Otis Suite for Baby
A memo reveals Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts houses a renovated nursery suite for potential use by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. Reporters noted elaborate rooms, a nursery, and medical equipment, with the White House unaware of the setup. The waste of funds is tied to a broader hospital renovation program.
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Curtain Nations Vie for Tourist Dollar
Bonn reports a competitive race among Communist nations to attract Western visitors for hard currency. East Germany offers all inclusive week stays at $20 and $10 daily tours, while Hapag Travel Agency promotes visas within two weeks for trips to Russia and satellites. The push aims to boost tourism and reverse Bonn's deficit as West Germans favor foreign travel.
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