House OKs linking Underground Railroad sites
The House approved a bill to preserve and connect Underground Railroad sites across the United States. Sponsors Rep. Rob Portman and Rep. Louis Stokes touted its aim to foster racial harmony and educate, with the National Park Service authorized to spend $500000 annually on linking sites and partnerships.
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Tyson recalls 160000 pounds chicken tied to Wendy's
Tyson Foods recalls 160000 pounds of chicken sent to Wendy's restaurants mainly in the Southeast and Midwest after three customers found metal bits in sandwiches and nuggets. No injuries reported. The metal was wire mesh from a conveyor belt. Wendy's resupply underway and expected to end today.
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Victims of school violence discuss pain and warning
Representatives from five communities hit by fatal school shootings met in Pearl Mississippi Jonesboro Paducah and Edinboro to share pain and warn others. The meeting urged action starts at home with parents monitoring children rooms for warning signs and antisocial materials.
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Vietnam officer denies sarin nerve gas use in war
Retired Admiral Thomas Moorer, former Joint Chiefs chair, says he knows of no confirmed case of sarin gas use in Vietnam era operations. He cites rumors about Special Forces units and a 1970 Laos operation under Pentagon review, but offers no conclusive proof or orders to support the claim. CNN-Time Magazine earlier reported possible sarin use in Tailwind and other missions.
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Politics swayed CIA Vietnam analysis study
Declassified study released Tuesday shows CIA analysts faced political pressure to bias estimates optimistic while mid level analysts and field operatives warned of dangers. Harold Ford notes judgments were prescient at times and misleading at others with policy-makers sometimes shaping conclusions.
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