Soviet mobile ICBM and 151 new silos reported
The Soviet Union reportedly developed a mobile intercontinental ballistic missile and built 151 new silos for emplaced ICBMs. Observed by satellites but kept private to avoid signaling during SALT talks, this shift could challenge verification and widen the nuclear gap with the United States.
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Oil profits still fall short for new resource research
Getty Oil vice president E H Shuler told a Federal Energy Administration hearing that oil profits are not enough to fund research and development for new resources. At the third Project Independence session he warned producing a barrel today to replace tomorrow’s output costs as much as or more than the profit from the produced barrel.
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Project Independence
Kissinger posters circulate as Cyprus anger grows
Copies of a poster featuring Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger circulated in Cyprus on Wednesday amid rising hostility toward Kissinger and President Ford over U.S. aid to Turkey. The House and Senate approved a money bill suspending the aid and sent it to Ford.
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Kissinger effective as ever says Ford
President Ford voiced continued support for Secretary Kissinger amid Congressional criticism. He noted Kissinger remains key to detente policy and praised his work in promoting peace, while diplomats abroad watch developments closely. Ford defended Kissinger's effectiveness and affirmed dedication to peace efforts worldwide.
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Hs Tan Shopping the Classified Ads and Save Money
Hs Tan searches the classifieds to snag bargains and stretch a tight budget, emphasizing frequent deals and practical tips for saving on everyday purchases.
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Flanigan Ambassadorship to Spain Faces Procedural Death
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee declined to act on Peter M. Flanigan's nomination as ambassador to Spain, signaling possible quiet death. Chair Fulbright cited need for more information and further hearings amid allegations of influence peddling during the Nixon era. If Congress recesses beyond 30 days, the White House may resubmit, or let the nomination die without action.
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Best prices on desired items in today's appliance ads
Classified ads highlight best prices in the appliance column with deals on stoves refrigerators and washing machines. Readers find bargain appliances across multiple brands and models with quick take prices and local seller listings.
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