Rogers Sees Better Ties With Reds
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told Japan the relationship with the Soviet Union is moving toward a somewhat less dangerous and less hostile state. He noted Moscow’s interest in stability and suggested Berlin talks could be acceptable to Washington. The State Department said the U S will test Soviet objectives cautiously but not resolve issues at the expense of allies.
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Laird Urges Retention of CBW Weapons for Deterrence
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told about 75 student interns that the United States must keep chemical and biological warfare weapons to deter attacks by other nations. He asserted the program should not be scrapped and warned retaliation could occur if any country uses such arms.
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Military Critique Urges Urgent Review of US Command Structure
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee calls for a presidential inquiry into high level military communications and decision making after the Pueblo and EC121 incidents. It cites sluggish responses and missing contingency plans as threats to civilian control during a nuclear crisis. The panel urges a study group of civilians and military members. FRANK LOESSER DIES in New York at 68, famed composer for Guys and Dolls and How to Succeed, noted for Baby Its Cold Outside.
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Dust The Reds editorial blasts student agitators
A 1934 Baltimore News and Post editorial titled Dust The Reds calls for educators and authorities to weed out and expel student radicals. It denounces sedition and asserts those youths should be thrown out of institutions and the country, discovered recently in a vintage Baltimore home.
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More Security With FALSE TEETH
Improve denture security and comfort by sprinkling FASTEETH on plates. The product promises firmer uppers and lowers for easier eating and speaking, with alkaline Pasteeth and no taste. Visit your dentist regularly.
Designs Scarce For City Flag In Gallup NM
Gallup New Mexico designs for a city flag are few as the council seeks entries before the August 16 deadline. James Stone, flag committee chair, hopes for broader participation while Mayor Ray Erwin says the flag should reflect the town’s sentiments.
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James Stone
Ray Erwin
California Passes Easy Divorce Bill
California lawmakers approve a sweeping reform replacing seven fault grounds with two no fault grounds, dissolution of marriage for incurable insanity or irreconcilable differences. The measure shortens residency to six months and sets the time to obtain a divorce after filing. Governor Reagan expected to sign, signaling a major shift since 1872.
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Contraceptive Ban Divides Catholicism
On the first anniversary of the encyclical Humanae Vitae the Catholic Church remains split over birth control. The pope maintains the sinfulness of restricting reproduction, while liberals urge lay voices to influence policy and question papal authority. Cardinal Suenens calls for more sharing of power and reform of Vatican bureaucracy amid public airing of dissent.
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