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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1977

Page

4

Debating the Neutron Bomb Production in the Senate

Congressional Quarterly reports the Senate debate on producing the neutron bomb for European use. The weapon aims to kill combat troops within a limited radius with reduced blast damage, reflecting a trend toward targeted nuclear deterrence in the Cold War era.

Moscow U.S Sen Dick Clark Iowa Senate

Neutron bomb debate grows in U S and NATO circles

President Carter weighs deployment of a neutron bomb with NATO support foreseen but final decision due by August 15. Critics warn of escalation risk while proponents argue for a credible, controlled deterrent with limited use. Senate finance approved funding as debates continue among lawmakers.

Carter Senate United States NATO Europe U.S Boston Bremen

Enhanced Radiation Warhead Effects

Reports describe new enhanced radiation warheads for the Lance missile and an 8 inch howitzer. They would confine blast and fire damage to a few hundred yards while delivering 8000 rads of neutron radiation to about a half mile. Current warheads cause blast and fire damage over a larger radius.

Carter Advances His New World Order in 1977

Washington report argues President Carter pursues a new world order through disarmament moves and symbolic policy shifts. It notes Warnke as chief negotiator, SALT stagnation with the Soviets, B 1 bomber retirement, and a push toward cheaper cruise missiles. Critics warn of eroding congressional control and shifting foreign aid.

Washington Jimmy Carter Senate Paul Warnke Soviet Union Kremlin House Uganda Cambodia Laos Vietnam Florida Bill Young Cyrus Vance

Neutron Radiation Effects From Enhanced Warheads

The Army FM 100-5 manual from July 1976 outlines neutron radiation doses from Lance missiles and artillery shells. It states incapacitation occurs around 8,000 to 18,000 rads, with 3,000 rads causing rapid incapacity in minutes, and even 650 rads reducing effectiveness over weeks. It advises front lines receive 3,000 to 8,000 rads while civilians should not exceed 100 rads.

Army

Begin aide warns senator not to delay peace plans

Washington concerns rise after Gen. Ariel Sharon presses Javits to defend Israel over the West Bank and oil. Carter face hurdles as Begin’s government solidifies. Observers suggest delaying tactics to push for a clear U.S. understanding on Judea and Samaria.

Washington Menahem Begin U.S U.S. Mideast Israel Ariel Sharon Libya Jacob K. Javits Congress Sharon Begin West Bank Carter Jerusalem Javits Jimmy Carter Judea Samaria North Atlantic Treaty Organization Suez Canal Syrian Plain Moscow Gen. Sharon White House

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Congressional Quarterly Pentagon Winchester Evening Star West Germany Germany Pro Sam Nunn D Ga Nunn H. John Heinz III R Pa By Frank van der Linden United States Press, Inc Warnke Clinch River Tennessee Paris the Treasury Fred Bergsten New York Young Richard N. Cooper State Department People of America U.S. Army Field Newspaper Syndicate Carter White House Mideast United Nations Eban Tel Aviv Jerusalem Post Evans—Novak Thomas T. Byrd Roy E. Potts Lewis 4 Ebert Dwewdor Eugene P. Miller Winchester Wire Editor
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