Four scientists assail Mideast nuclear offers
Four scientists including Harvard chemistry veteran George H. Kistiakowsky warned that Nixon's plan to sell nuclear reactors to Egypt is imprudent and reckless. They argued the deal could enable Egypt to start a nuclear weapons program within six to ten years, noting the reactor output would produce over 200 kilograms of plutonium annually and risk regional instability.
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Thieves Loot Priceless Bogardus Facade Panels
New York police report two men arrested with three others sought for stealing 64 cast iron facade panels from the Bogardus building site. The panels valued as priceless were destined for reassembly at the Manhattan Community College project, with investigations continuing through junkyards for the missing pieces.
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Schlesinger warns on nuclear reactor diversion risk
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger told a Senate subcommittee that with effective safeguards the chances of Egypt and Israel diverting nuclear power reactors to weapons production are low, but deliberate failures could pose a risk. He emphasized U.S. strict safeguards and discussed long term military aid commitments to Israel and broader regional dynamics. Kenneth Dean wins Mississippi Democratic House nomination in 4th District with unity appeal.
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Syria
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Persian Gulf
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U.S. House
Mississippi
Bill to give Congress veto over nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel
In Washington AP report the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee approved a bill to grant Congress veto power over any transfer of U S nuclear technology to a foreign country The measure would take effect if not vetoed within a set period and would exempt small devices under five million watts The hearing on the presidents nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel discussed safeguards and the need for strict physical security to prevent diversion or theft
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37 Senators Urge Nixon to Seek Total Nuclear Ban
Thirty seven senators urged President Nixon to push beyond a limited base on underground testing and to seek a comprehensive end to all nuclear tests. They warned a threshold agreement could delay a total ban and called for a plan that leads to a complete stoppage by the United States and Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Government report shows Carlton lowest tar among filters tested
The 12th straight government report notes Carlton remains lowest in tar among regular filter kings. The test details include figures like 0:3 load per snare and 0:8 tar per cigarette, with mentions of Fite, Negri, Ting, and Marth.
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