Aberfan Disaster Inquiry Blames Coal Board for Tragedy
A three man tribunal led by Lord Justice Davies found Britain's National Coal Board responsible for the Aberfan collapse that killed 116 children and adults. It accuses officials of bungling ineptitude and calls for a national tip safety committee and coordinated research into waste disposal.
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California Provides Its Own Chile Aid After Break with U S
Governor Reagan announces California will pursue a private funded Chile aid program after ending the Alliance for Progress partnership with the United States. He accuses Washington of indecision and red tape while promising continued technical assistance through California with private funds. Clark notes the move may set a precedent.
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China Could Attack U S By Mid 1970s
A congressional committee warned China could launch a hydrogen bomb attack on the United States within four years and lacks an effective defense. It said China may operationally reach an ICBM by the mid-1970s, possibly as early as 1970-71, with nuclear blackmail potential against Japan and Vietnam.
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