China’s Rise Reframes Power Triangle In Nuclear Era
The piece analyzes China’s emergence as a nuclear power and its effect on U S Soviet relations and SALT prospects. It notes Moscow and Washington may seek restraint on offensive missiles while expanding shields, and warns China could shift European neutrality and Asian focus amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Washington
U.S
China
Lape
Southeast Asia
America
Lapp
Henvy Nixon
U.S. and Soviet Planes Help Move Refugees in India
Four U.S. and two Soviet aircraft join a month long airlift from Dum Dum to Tripura to ease crowded Calcutta shelters. Refugees from East Pakistan flood the region as authorities move elderly passengers by air, amid wider geopolitical focus on U S Soviet roles and China’s stance.
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U.S
Tripura
Calcutta
India
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
Dum Dum
Germany Develops Pocket Sub for NATO Defense
Kiel reports on a compact German U-boat the U2 with a 140 foot length and a 22 man crew. Lt Cmdr Horst Ewald highlights its eight forward torpedo tubes and stealth navigation while NATO debates cost and future of small subs amid aging U-boat legacy and a naval academy push in Gluecksburg.
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Kiel
Germany
Cmdr
Horst Ewald
Churchill
Kiel Naval Base
Adm
Armin Zimmermann
United States
Ewald
Naval Academy
Gluecksburg
Annapolis
Lusitania
Gerard Flannery
Bronxville
N.Y
U.S. Navy
State Health Leaders Quit
Oklahoma City AP reports Dr. Leroy Carpenter health commissioner announced resignations of two Health Department administrators effective July 1. Dr. Ted Herbelin deputy commissioner for Medical Services and chief of Personal Health Services and Thomas J. Biehler director of Health Education resign to accept posts with the United States Public Health Service.
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Oklahoma City
Leroy Carpenter
Ted Herbelin
Thomas J. Biehler
United States Public Health Service
Parathion Pesticide Highlighted as Deadly Nerve-Related Risk
Oklahoma City report warns parathion a cousin of nerve gas sold for five dollars a gallon with no forms or receipts. experts cite skin absorption and delayed death, noting detection is difficult and many cases misdiagnosed. officials urge stricter controls.
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Dennis Montgomery
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Paul Erlich
Bob McAlister
Oklahoma State of Health
McAlister
James Luke
Jukes
Lukes
Nebraska
Food and Drug
Ene Taction
United States
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