Nuclear export ban urged by former AEC chairman
David E. Lilienthal urged the United States to halt all exports of nuclear devices and material to curb global nuclear proliferation. The former AEC chairman told a Senate subcommittee that the U.S. and its agencies and manufacturers have been major proliferators of nuclear technology.
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Atomic Energy Commission Today
United States
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
Senate
Cancer death rise may be statistical fluke says NCI
New figures from the National Cancer Institute show cancer deaths for January to September 1975 rose 3.8 percent after an initial 5.2 percent jump to July, with statisticians calling the earlier rise potentially a fluke. The data, based on a 1 percent health statistics sample, show variability and a continuing debate over nuclear weapons proliferation and export controls.
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New York
National Cancer Institute
Marvin Schneiderman
The
Cancer Institute
National Center For Health Statistics
Schneiderman
Stanton Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate in Ohio
Rep James V Stanton a three term Democrat from Ohio announced his run for the U S Senate at a Columbus news conference saying he would carry fresh ideas and renewed ideals to restore confidence. He scheduled seven more news conferences through Wednesday to expand his bid. Stanton has served in Congress since 1971 and is a former Cleveland city council president.
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Ford
Congress
State of the Union
White House
Columbus
Ohio
James V. Stanton
U.S. Senate
Stanton
Cleveland
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Tuesday
Rain or snow is expected tonight in the Middletown area with lows in the low 20s and cloudy skies. Tuesday will be cloudy with a chance of flurries and highs in the low 30s, with a precipitation chance of 80 percent tonight and 30 percent on Tuesday.
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Middletown
Conventin Cincinnati Comic Book Convention Attracts Collectors
Hundreds browsed a Cincinnati convention where collectors praised comic books as investments. Dave Belmont of Rochester hoped to fetch 1500 from 300 pre 1945 issues, including a 1939 first edition of Superman priced at 1200. He aims to buy Marvel first editions like Fantastic Four Spider Man and Amazing Fantasy issue 15 from 1961 63.
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Dave Belmont
Rochester, N.Y
New York City
Belmont
Marvel
Lost Declaration of Independence Found by Airport Clerk
Beverly Hills dealer Charles Sachs bought a 153 year old copy of the Declaration for 10000 dollars last week and forgot a cannister at Logan Airport. An 18 year old airport newsstand worker Ralph Caulfield found the cannister and alerted authorities. The manuscript will be sent to Sachs by jet and Caulfield will receive a $100 reward.
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Charles Sachs
Logan International Airport
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Logan
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Sachs
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