New Soviet weapon projects raise U S security fears
An excerpted briefing notes top Defense Department strategists warn the next generation of Soviet arms could outpace the United States within six to nine years. Potential weapons include space bombers, maneuverable ICBMs, advanced infantry arms, mobile artillery, underwater surveillance, directed EM wave attacks, and nerve gas dispersal.
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Five Pupils Injured in School Bus Pileup
Five pupils were injured today in a highway collision near Helena Montana involving a commercial bus, a school bus, a freight truck trailer and a passenger car. A Northern Pacific Railway bus attempted to pass a Trucklines truck and trailer when the Canyon Ferry school bus was driven off U.S. Highway 12.
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Kerner Sees Slight Harm In Scandal
Springfield, Feb. 19 Chicago police scandal may hurt Democratic vote in Chicago in November. Judge Otto Kerner, speaker at a campaign launch, condemned Gov Stratton’s “one-man government” and a three billion dollar state budget. Opponents Lohman and Mitchell absent. regrets sent by Daley and Douglas.
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Cardinal Stepinac Dies in Yugoslavia at 85
Confined to Krasic village, Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac, longtime symbol of the Catholic Church’s resistance to communism in Yugoslavia, died at 1:30 p.m. He had been imprisoned after World War II and spent decades in Krasic under Tito’s regime.
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Nation Braces For Winter Storm Across The Nation
Severe snow and high winds lashed the Midwest and South. North Illinois and Wisconsin saw heavy drifts, road closures, and school cancellations as the system stretched from the Central Plains to the Great Lakes. at least two deaths were reported locally, with widespread disruption and a follow-up storm anticipated.
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Bomb damages home of Little Rock student family
A homemade dynamite blast struck the Cartelyou Walls home in a Black neighborhood near Central High School on Tuesday night. Carlotta Walls, 16, and three relatives slept inside but were uninjured. Police searched for two cars seen nearby. several people were questioned with no arrests reported. The attack echoes Labor Day bombings that damaged city offices and the mayor's office.
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Tugs Aid Disabled Wine Tanker Off San Francisco
Two tugs with heavy lines battled a fierce sea to tow the 530-foot Angelo Petri loaded with 2 million gallons of wine. Sea Fog first secured a tow line, Mikintiki followed, while four more tugs and two Coast Guard cutters joined the effort to pull the vessel off the danger zone near the Golden Gate. The tanker rolled and its engine room flooded as waves pounded the ship during the storm.
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Slaying linked to union reform effort in Chicago
Police probe an elderly movie union leader Herman Posner 73 found slashed to death behind his West Side home suspected due to his reform drive in the Moving Picture Machine Operators Union. A Chicago Crime Commission head urged a full probe as a gang of teens robs and shoots a white clergyman in a separate incident leaving Rev. Leo Bishop seriously wounded.
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Rich Coors Kidnapping Case Signals Widening Manhunt
Adolph Coors II, 44, missing near Denver, presumed kidnapped as FBI joins search. Blood stains found on a bridge where his car was abandoned. relatives, deputies, and volunteers scout the rugged Bear Creek canyon area with aircraft and ground crews. Coors, chairman of Adolph Coors Co. and Coors porcelain, is married with four children.
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Colder Weather Settles Over Southern Tifinois Tonight
Forecast shows turning colder with strong northwesterly winds and showers tonight changing to snow. Thursday will be partly cloudy and colder with diminishing winds. tonight’s low in the 20s and Thursday’s high in the 30s. Precipitation totals 0.66 inches from yesterday morning to today morning. sun up at 6:59 a.m. and sunset at 3:20 p.m.
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