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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1976
Page
4
UPI reports two State Department doctors evacuated two embassy children for tests after blood work on embassy personnel. Officials say radiation problems persist but no proof links to radiation. two children show unrelated health issues needing further investigation.
A National News Council official said a CIA meeting with Director George Bush signaled the agency plans to halt hiring newsmen tied to U.S. news organizations. They would avoid news credentials for agents and not use editors, stringers, or foreign nationals as news staff, with scope unclear for foreign postings.
Deputy Defense Secretary William P. Clements warns the Navy face a critical threat to national defense from stalled shipbuilding amid nearly $2 billion in overrun claims by Newport News Shipbuilding and other yards. Negotiations failed, risking suspension of a nuclear carrier while contracts dating to 1969 cover 70 ships.
Beijing denounces U S forces in Korea on the Korean War anniversary and repeats its demand that the United States dissolve the United Nations Command and pull out from South Korea. The editorial also reasserts that Taiwan is sacred Chinese territory and vows liberation if needed.
Dr. Ronald Katz of UCLA testified that antibiotic dosages given to Pvt. Lynn E. McClure would not kill an anesthetized patient, countering claims the overdose caused his December death at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Officials say McClure died from bronchopneumonia linked to severe brain injuries. Sgt. Harold Bronson faces charges and the case delays another court martial for Sgt. Henry Aguilar, set to begin July 6.
Karl Thomas of Troy Michigan pilots Spirit of 76 a 10 story balloon offshore New Jersey bound for Paris aiming to be first to cross the Atlantic by balloon. He carries life raft gear water food radios and a St. Jude statue amid a crowd at Lakehurst Naval Air Station.
Ford described Spiro Agnew's statements on Jewish influence as an unsavory footnote in history and said the remarks were wrong morally and substantively. He released a June 22 letter to Seymour Graubard of the Anti-Defamation League and noted a White House meeting with about 30 Jewish leaders.
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