Borman Ends Trip To Russia After Warm Soviet Welcome
Astronaut Frank Borman and family left Moscow for New York via London after a 10 day visit praised as a complete success and personal pleasure. He met Soviet leaders in the Kremlin and urged expanded space cooperation and more exchanges between the two nations.
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Moscow
Praok Borman
Soviet Union
Barman
Sheremee Revo
New York
London
Boreman
Edwin
Borman
Nikolai
Podgorny
Kremlin
U.S
America
Mstislav Kelkysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Britain pushes bacteriological weapons ban at Geneva talks
Britain presents a draft treaty at a 19 nation disarmament conference to ban manufacture and use of bacteriological weapons. Soviet bloc allies not expected to back the proposal, arguing the Geneva Protocol of 1925 already covers chemical and bacteriological weapons.
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Geneva
Britain
Fred Mulley
Soviet Union
United States
Senate group seeks to halt Medicare cost spiral
The Senate Finance Committee opens a broad look into Medicare and Medicaid costs amid rising expenses, with officials warning against tax-funded bailouts and possible congressional action to regulate doctors fees and hospital charges. Ball notes Medicare costs thin the system as 20 million seniors rely on coverage and Medicaid assists the poor.
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Senate Group
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bennett
Care
Ball
John G. Veneman
Thieves Steal Clothes Delaying Nashville Suspect Trial
Dewey Harrison delays burglary case after jail theft leaves him without his arrested clothing. He says his mother brought replacements later stolen as well, prompting Friday court postponement. In Dover England thieves loot town hall stealing silver relics valued at $36,000.
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Nashville, Tenn
Dewey Harrison
Harrison
Dover
England
Dover Town Hall
Senator Nelson accuses USDA on DOT report and DDT ban
Senator Gaylord Nelson charges the Department of Agriculture sat on a report condemning widespread use of DDT and other pesticides. He says a USDA committee urged a ban on aerial dusting and aquatic use, while officials deny the report and announce a temporary halt in nine persistent pesticides in government programs.
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Washington
Gaylord A. Nelson
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Department
Wisconsin Democrat
Clifford M. Hardin
Nelson
W. Irving Jr
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Harry W. Hays
Pesticides Regulation Division
Hardin
Irving
National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
America
Great Lakes
J. Phil Campbell
United States
British Tanker Rams Del. Bridge
A British tanker Regent Liverpool carrying 298000 barrels of oil rammed the Delaware Memorial Bridge, tearing a 73 foot hole in the state side. No lives or oil leakage reported. The 746 foot vessel, captain Matt Vicker, faced $1 million damage and was en route to Texaco refineries near Philadelphia or Newark. Coast Guard cutters secured scene operations.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Coast Guard
Regent Liverpool
Liverpool
Engand
State Board
Rmute
Texaco
Enle Point
Philadelphia
Hel Air
Matt Vicker
Gloucester
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Robert M. Ball
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Patrick Shopping
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