China’s Hydrogen Bomb Test Seen Not Altering US ICBM Pace
AP reports Defense officials say Red China’s hydrogen bomb test does not shift Pentagon view that China will need about eight years to field a significant intercontinental missile force. McNamara notes only a small bomber force exists now and a mid 1970s threshold for 75 missiles is plausible. Nike X antimissile system costs and limited effectiveness against Soviet threats are discussed alongside Chinese test progress and congressional pressure for defense options.
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Washington
Red China
Pentagon
United States
Defense Department
Defense
Robert S. McNa
Mara
Congress
McNamara
U.S
Cincinnati National Guard Pullout Under Way
The National Guard began withdrawing from Cincinnati after a week of riots. About 1,200 soldiers should be out by early next week following talks between Safety Director Henry Sandman and Col. James Clem. Police said Friday night was the quietest since rioting started and contemplated a city youth patrol to deter further unrest. One major fire caused $8,000 damage. 350 rioting arrests have occurred and more than $1.5 million in damage estimated from looting arson and vandalism.
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Cincinnati
National Guard
Henry Sandman
James Clem
Ohio National Guard
Jacob Schott
Tampa
Fla
Dayton
U S Says China Detonated Likely Hydrogen Bomb
The U S Atomic Energy Commission stated China may have detonated its first hydrogen bomb with a yield of several megatons. Officials noted the sixth Chinese atomic test since 1964 occurred near Lop Nor in Sinkiang, triggering fresh atmospheric monitoring and UN calls for restraint.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
China
Peking
Tion
AEC
United States
Lop Nor
Atomic Research Center
Sinkiang
U.S
Hiroshima
Japan
Atomic Energy Commission
Detroit Police Sick Calls Mount in Wage Dispute
Authorities urged Detroit police to end a wave of sick calls as 449 officers called in sick amid a wage dispute with city officials. Commissioner Girardin urged officers to drop the mindset of the impossible. Suspensions rose from 61 to 123, with 61 for alleged neglect of duty in slowing traffic ticket writing and the rest for insubordination.
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Detroit
Ray Girardin
Union Accepts Tentative Contract With East Ohio Gas Co
The executive committee of Local 555 of the Natural Gas Workers Union voted tentatively to accept terms of a contract offered by East Ohio Gas Co. Details remain undisclosed pending ratification. The agreement covers about 2,500 members and would have expired at midnight.
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Cleveland
Natural Gas Workers Union
East Ohio Gas Co
White Hats Patrol Cools Dayton West Side Tensions
In Dayton Ohio twenty one volunteers in white helmets patrolled the troubled west side to deter violence and looting. Police report Friday and Saturday incidents were sparse though a $200000 supermarket fire arson probe is under way. The youths aged 17 to 21 worked with officers from 8:15 p m to 1 a m on Friday and planned further patrols.
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Dayton, Ohio
West Side
Kenneth Williams
Dayton
Weather Watch Sees Possible Showers with Warm Highs
The weather report notes a chance of showers and scattered thundershowers today. Expect sun behind clouds and a high near 90, with a cooler sunny mild Monday in the 80s.
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Weather Bureau
Back Yards Danger for Children Prompts Parental Warnings
A feature warns that back yards can be more hazardous than streets as parents caution children about playing outside. The piece appears with related sections on school policy, local politics, and general civic life, reflecting broad community concerns.
Kosygin Visits New York Quietly Amid Sparse Crowds
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in New York to a flood of lights and briefly toured the Soviet delegation mansion in Glen Cove before attending a United Nations session and returning to the East Side mission. Police kept barriers, but there were no demonstrations and only small crowds.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
Manhattan
United Nations
Long Island
Glen Cove
Kosygin
East 67Th Street
Andrei Gromyko
67Th Street
Third Avenue
Chuckle The Bigger Head Must Be Easier To Fill
A witty aphorism notes that a larger head makes it easier to fill a man's shoes, suggesting arrogance or overconfidence leads to inflated self view and modest capability in practice.
Arab ministers weigh oil embargo against Britain over Israel aid
Arab foreign ministers met in Kuwait for a two day session to discuss an oil embargo and other sanctions aimed at Britain and the United States in response to support for Israel. They plan to present recommendations to a Khartoum summit while considering withdrawing deposits from Britain and keeping Suez Canal and ports closed to Western shipping.
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Israel
Sheikh Sabah At Salem al Sabah
Britain
Khartoum
Sudan
Suez Canal
Saudi Arabia
United States
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