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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1971

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2

Pentagon Task Force To Develop New Weapons

Washington AP reports a classified Pentagon task force, the Defense Suppression Group, is studying new weapons to counter Soviet SAMs. It solicits industry proposals for devices including lasers and drones, with programs like Have Lemon aiming to guide bombs by laser and deploy remote drones to attack radar sites and missile batteries.

Pentagon Washington Aerospace Daily New Defense Suppression Group DSG Tis Dais Whitey House United States Martin Marietta Corp Orlando Fla Goodear Aerospace Corp

U S Ends Nuclear Tests On Peaceful Uses Of Atom

The United States suspends underground nuclear tests for Plowshare aims due to budget limits and environmental opposition. No test funds are planned for fiscal 1972, with uncertainty over 1973. last device yet to be detonated, named Miniaia, to stimulate natural gas production.

U.S Washington United States Atom Energy Commission ALG AIC Soviet Union AEC Dwight D. Eisenhower ABC Am Ispe Panama Canal Farmington Butison Rifle Colo

PX System Reform Begins

Washington AP report outlines a major overhaul of the Army Air Force PX system. Sen Rabicoff cites billions in PX operations needing oversight and tighter controls on procurement and auditing. Testimony details luxury gifts to Vietnam vendors, club funds diverted, and investigations into Crum and others. Major changes discussed include tighter enforcement and higher level scrutiny.

Washington APY Abraham Tubicoff Sa Army-Air Force Connecticut Democrat Congress Rabicoffs Ribicoff William B. Campbell Army-Air Force Exchange System Saigon Vietnam Seralu William J. Crum Long Binh Aim Sims Clement St. Marium Lar} Cole Army Engineers Martin Army St. Martin Crum William C. Wooldridge Wooldridge Cole Muroupe

Apollo 16 Crew Picked for Moon Mission in 1972

Apollo 16 crews named by NASA with John Young commanding. Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly planned to land on the moon in Descartes region while Mattingly remains in orbit aboard the command ship. The trio will conduct three lunar excursions using an electric lunar rover for about 20 hours of surface activity over 67 hours on site.

1Charles Duke Air Force Mantingl Young Duke Moon Mattingl Mattingly John Swigert Descartes Lunar

Yorty Eyes Race In New Hampshire

Los Angeles AP report says Mayor Sam Yorty may enter the New Hampshire presidential primary if the field lacks acceptable candidates. He criticized Sen Muskie for Vietnam withdrawal and urged Sen Henry Jackson to join, praising Jackson’s support of U.S. policy in Southeast Asia.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty New Hampshire Yorty Newsmen Southeast Asia Sen Edmund 5 Muskie Maine U.S Henry Jackson D Wash Jackson Vietnam

Two Die In Train Wreck At Bel Camp Road Crossing

BEL CAMP Md AP a man and woman were killed when a B and O freight train struck their car at an icy Harford County crossing. The woman died at Havre de Grace’s Harford Memorial Hospital and the man later died at Franklin Square Hospital after being moved in critical condition. The crash occurred at 7 53 a m as the car skidded into the Philadelphia to Washington freight on Bel Camp Road with warning signals operating.

Bel Camp, Md Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Harford County Charles E. Vanek Bel Air Harford Memorial Hospital Havre de Grace Franklin Square Hospital Baltimore County Philadelphia Washington B&o Baltimore Bel Camp Road

Maryland Senate Debates Consumer Credit Rating Bill

A bill introduced by Sen. Norman R. Stone Jr. would set strict rules on when credit rating bureaus may publish reports and hold them liable for erroneous data. It would require bureaus to provide individuals with their credit reports on request and correct inaccuracies, and require lenders to disclose the reason for credit denial and the report used.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Norman R. Stone Jr D-Balto Theredit Bureau

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