U S Proposes Opening of Huge Areas to Arms Inspection Units
The United States seeks 40 000 to 60 000 square miles of Soviet and American territory opened to international arms inspection teams. The plan, presented at a five power U N subcommittee on disarmament, aims to test disarmament controls and pave a path to broader arms reduction amid Soviet nuclear tests and Western concerns.
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Imperial Still Leads Final Leg of Gas Economy Run
Imperial Still leads as drivers reach the final day of the four day gas economy run from Grand Junction to Colorado Springs. Emperia and Southampton stay near the front as crews tackle Monarch Pass at 11,312 feet. Results show Mel Ashbury’s Emperia posting strong mileage with 21.45 miles per gallon while Pontiac and Olds entries trail closely.
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Lonardi Returns Home From U S After Illness
Former Argentine President Eduardo Lonardi arrived in Buenos Aires after influenza and a United States surgery. He underwent medical treatment abroad and is reported to be recovering.
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