Noncommunist Asians uneasy as U S pulls back
A year into the Nixon Doctrine, Asian officials from Japan to Pakistan express anxiety and skepticism over a reduced U S military footprint and aid. Tokyo seeks economic partnership while fearing reduced security roles, and India questions meaning and pace of transfer. Thailand and Korea warn of regional instability as U S forces scale down.
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Public health officer tracks venereal disease in Nevada
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West Berlin surgeons reattach the arms of five year old Thomas Denzin after an elevator accident. The six hour operation linked bone muscle tissue and nerves and outcome depends on healing progress. Last year the same team reattached a boy's right arm after a train wreck and reportedly regained full use.
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