Red China Nuclear Rise Shapes ABM Debate In U S
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP reports that the Johnson administration weighs billions for an antiballistic missile system Nike-X amid Chinese nuclear advances. McNamara and Johnson fear high cost and obsolescence from rapid tech gains, delaying production while diplomacy with the Soviet Union seeks limits on ABMs.
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U.S
United States
McNamara
Johnson
Soviet Union
United Nations
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Civil Defense
Vasily I. Chuikov
Red China
Senate House Economics Committee
China
Japan
Institute of Atmospherics
Spartan
Sprint
Orangutan Birth at Yerkes Center Marks Third in Nine Months
Dr. Geoffrey Bourne announces a July 9 birth at Emory University Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center. The new infant is the center's third orangutan born in captivity, with Bourne noting only about ten such births in nine months.
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Atlanta, Ga
Yerkes
Emory University
Geoffrey ‘H. ‘Bourne
Bourne
Health officials appeal for sonic boom damage reports
Britain doctors urged the public to report health or equipment damage seen after sonic booms. The British Medical Association Scientific Committee, meeting in Bristol, said if reports show risk to patients or delicate gear, they will forward findings to the minister of technology led by London surgeon Lawrence Abel.
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Bristol
England
Britain
Shave
The
British Medical Association
Minister of Technology
Lawrence Abel
London
Kansas Supreme Court Upholds First Degree Murder Conviction
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the first degree murder conviction of Frank Hoy of Wichita for the shooting of his former wife Sharon Hoy on July 8 1965. The court rejected Hoy's claim that jurors should have been instructed on lesser offenses, ruling the evidence showed premeditation and deliberation.
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Topeka
Frank Hoy
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Hoy
Sharon
Sedgwick County
B. Mack
Bryant
Supreme Court
George Barr Dies. Doolittle Raider Airman From Rock Island
George Barr, 50, of Rock Island Illinois, one of the Doolittle Raiders, died Wednesday at Wright Patterson Air Force Base after a post‑hospital stay. He was captured by the Japanese and endured 40 months as a prisoner before his return home.
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Dayton
Ohio
George Barr
Rock Island
Tokyo
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Barr
Court records reveal modest child support settlement
Hingon, a 1963 case, earned $465 a month with two jobs, while ex-wife John Cashen and Judge James J Lawless ordered child support. It marked the first time a wife was ordered to pay, but the settlement remained modest given the circumstances.
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Hingon
John Cashen
James J ‘Lawles
Murder Charge in Kansas City Cab Driver Case
A murder charge was filed Wednesday against Melvin Clark, 82, in Kansas City related to the shooting of Donald Franisco, 18. Investigators say the cab and a companion’s car stopped at a railroad crossing to let a train pass when the shooting occurred.
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Kar
Melvin Clark
Donald “Franisco
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