Nuclear arms spread and Cyprus threat in nuclear era
The article warns of a growing risk from nuclear proliferation as about 25 countries may hold atomic arms within a decade. It cites India’s May test, plutonium surpluses, and looming supply chains, urging strict NPT adherence, international control, and a total embargo on non signatories to prevent a 1980s nightmare.
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Mirage F-1 and Cobra vie to replace aging F-104s
NATO members Belgium Denmark Holland and Norway edge toward final bids in a 3.7 billion dollar competition between France Mirage F-1 and American Northrop Cobra. Ministers to Paris and Washington as NATO weighs quantity orders, costs, and standardization versus industrial subsidies.
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Hypnotist Ronald Dante Found Mentally Competent to Stand Trial
Ronald Dante, 44, former husband of Lana Turner, declared mentally competent to face an attempted murder charge in Tucson. He allegedly sought to hire an assassin against a rival hypnotist. Dante underwent 30 days of psychiatric testing after a pretrial hearing raised questions about his mental state. Trial set for October 16 by Superior Court Judge Robert Q. Boylston.
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Ford and OAS Eye Easing Cuba Sanctions
Ford signals openness to lifting Cuba sanctions in concert with the OAS as most Latin American nations tilt toward better relations. U.S. and Cuban officials weigh steps such as travel relaxations and UN diplomacy while unresolved issues include Guantanamo and property claims.
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Communist gains widen in Mekong delta Vietnam
In the Mekong delta home to over a third of South Vietnam’s population the Communists push back into government held zones. General Nghi reports heavier artillery use by the insurgents and a reduction in American aid limiting outpost support and helicopter resupply.
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Margaret Trudeau Hospitalized in Montreal for Rest and Checkup
Margaret Trudeau, 26, wife of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, has been hospitalized since last week at Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal for rest and a checkup. The couple were at their summer residence near Ottawa when she entered the hospital Thursday. The Prime Minister planned to travel to Quebec City to attend the Canada Russia hockey series opener.
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