Senate OKs Safeguard deployment on party split vote
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved the administration’s Safeguard anti missile system deployment by 107 votes amid sharp internal division. The panel backed $793.5 million to start two stations in Montana and North Dakota, with broader plans for 12 stations and nearly $11 billion, prompting predicted floor fights and a minority report from Sen. Stuart Symington.
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Stuart Symington
D-Ma
Tice Coae Ition
SE Mulatyre
D-N.h
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North Dakota
Army
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Texas
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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Howard W. Cansgon
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Turnabout Cruise Amid Boston Harbor Fog
A foggy Boston Harbor scene shows the USS Constitution, nicknamed Old Ironsides, completing its annual turnabout cruise. Nearby, in Cleveland, a nude jogger was stopped by patrolmen who seized his clothes and charged him with intoxication after he claimed it was too hot to run clothed.
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India protests Chinese army units in Kashmir road plan
India accuses 12500 PLA troops of entering Kashmir to build a 70 mile link road from Morkund to Gilgit tying Sinkiang and Tibet networks. Foreign office notes call China and Pakistan interference. Beijing and Islamabad labeled as targets and the issue may go to the UN.
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Morkhan
Tibet
Jarmmu
Khunjerab Pass
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Morkund
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