Europe urged to share defense burden with U S
Franz Josef Strauss former West German defense minister urged Europe to take a larger defense burden from the United States in a U S News & World Report interview. He said Europe should abandon purely national systems and aim to build a European nuclear capability over time.
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Canadian quiz figure dies of alcoholism in Vancouver
George Victor Spencer, a former postal clerk linked to espionage allegations against Gerda Munsinger, died of alcohol poisoning in his Vancouver home. An autopsy inquiry was scheduled. hearings may be moved to Ottawa. Spencer, 57, had been dismissed last December over alleged sale of information to the Russians.
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Wrong Way Flight Fails as Ballon Soars Then Crashes
Tracy Barnes and Terry Wright, both of Chester South Carolina, parachuted safely from a balloon during an attempted cross continental flight near Coronado California. The 70 foot balloon valued at 15000 was damaged upon landing in an open field as winds shifted. The pilots were unhurt and sheriff's officials reported the incident.
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Brown Proposes 1.5 Million Migrant Education Plan
Governor Edmund Brown called for a 1.5 million program to aid migrant farm child education. A 1 million portable classroom fund and 500 thousand for teachers and supplies aim to ease overcrowding as migrant families move with seasons. The plan accompanies debate over a 260 million school construction bond and a broader budget stalemate in Sacramento.
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Mil Office News Item From Fragment Summary
A damaged fragment reports an office matter at Mil Office and Lesp Busch with vague references to carrier, Dativery By, WUreny at Chewlet and an unclear plea or notice. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names or dates to confirm details.
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