Britain bans two Americans sparks Commons revolt
The British government will deport former CIA agent De Agee and journalist Mar Hosenball citing security grounds. Labour MP Arthur Lewis demands court charges, threatening abstention that could imperil Prime Minister James Callaghan's slim majority as the dispute echoes amid union wage restraint pressures.
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China conducts above-ground nuclear test in Lop Nor site
U S officials monitor fallout from China's largest test in 12 years. The four megaton explosion prompted talk of a new strategic warhead and possible ICBM range. EPA stations track radiation with low levels expected unless heavy rain spreads particles.
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Radiology Group Agrees to End Value Listings
The FTC orders the American College of Radiology to stop suggesting service values for its 12 000 members and recall circulating scales that influence X ray fees. Violations may incur fines up to 10 000 dollars. The action follows similar orders against gynecology and orthopedic groups.
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Blind mute boy found dead near Ten Sleep
Ronnie Rea, a 4 year old legally blind boy, was found dead after a month long vigil by his parents. Two ranch hands located the decomposing body about nine miles southeast of Ten Sleep near a dirt road by his home. Sheriff Warila says no foul play is suspected and the body will go to Casper for an autopsy.
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Painter Domingo Candia Dies in Paris at 80
Argentine born painter Domingo Candia, long based in Paris, died Wednesday at age 80. His career spanned decades in the French capital, with work widely exhibited and collected by European galleries.
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