U.S. set to explode rocket borne atom weapons
U S officials announce Johnston Island tests near Honolulu will stage multiple nuclear shots in space at altitudes around five hundred miles. One junior sized bomb will reach a record high, aiming to study effects on radio, radar and the Earth's magnetic field while probing defense implications. Tests, coordinated by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department, begin within days and run through July, following earlier blasts near Christmas Island.
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Senate Hails Emergency Public Works Bill Amid Unemployment
Democrats hailed Senate approval of a 15 billion dollar emergency public works program as a major step to combat joblessness. The two part measure passed 44 to 32 with most Republicans opposing. House action on a 900 million dollar works bill looms. The plan includes 750 million for next year and 750 million in standby authority to counter downturns. The debate touched on helicopter spending and criticisms of partisan politics on the floor.
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Midwest storm rattles plains to Texas with twisters
A broad Eastward storm belt lashed Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Iowa Illinois and Nebraska with tornadic winds heavy rain and hail. No injuries reported but property damage was extensive as flood warnings spread across southwestern Iowa eastern Kansas Nebraska and northwest Missouri while storms continued from South Carolina to northern Florida.
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FBI probes briefcase found near Cincinnati farm
FBI agents kept quiet about the briefcase marked T G D found Sunday on a farm near Cincinnati Ohio. Centerville police say a federal officer quoted one agent saying this is what we have been looking for. FAA extends ban on portable FM radios aboard commercial airliners due to potential cockpit interference.
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