Soviet Cosmonauts Ready for In Space Stairway Tests
DUSKO DODER MOSKOW UP I reports Colonel Vladimir Shatalov leads three Soyuz crews in orbit with 45 orbits by Soyuz 6 and 29 by Soyuz 7 and 13 by Soyuz 8. The mission includes Earth photography for data on fish, Arctic ice, and soils, with spacewalking and possible docking in space.
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Russia Sets Off Huge Nuclear Blast
United States monitors reported a large underground nuclear test by the Soviet Union at Novaya Zemlya. Estimates ranged from about one megaton to possibly five hundred thousand tons of TNT equivalents with seismographs indicating strong ground motion. AEC said the Russian test appeared smaller than a recent U S test in the Aleutians. Swedish professor Arne Bjerhammar noted significant earth tremors.
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Alaska
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Stockholm
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Supreme Court takes up cases on voting residency and welfare
The Supreme Court heard appeals from Richard V. Hall and others on residency voting rules, welfare cuts, and aid eligibility. Justices examined limits on new residents voting, welfare grant caps, and due process for student suspensions while addressing broader disputes in race, crime, and welfare law.
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Fighting Near Saigon As Moratorium Sparks Protests
Flares lit the Saigon area as South Vietnamese forces prepared for potential antiwar demonstrations on the eve of the US moratorium. Viet Cong pamphlets urged protests while government troops manned key spots. US losses included one helicopter shot down and four Marines dead in separate clashes, with Viet Cong casualties reported at 74 in the DMZ north of Saigon.
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U.S
Air Force
Papal Power Under Attack By Bishops
Vatican debate over papal authority erupts at world synod as Cardinal Darmojuwono and Cardinal Suenens challenge the primacy of the pope. They urge consulting bishops and warn against monarchical tendencies that echo past church conflicts.
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UPID
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Justinus Darmojuwono
Leo J. Suenens
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Charitable Deductions Under Fire in Tax Reform Debate
Senate Finance Committee tentatively backed scaling back unlimited charitable deductions to a 50 percent cap, citing benefits to wealthier taxpayers. A Treasury study cited four high earners paying no income tax due to gifts to charity. Separately a 1794 silver dollar in mint condition sold for 16500 at a Westchester show, one of ten extant.
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