Bill for Worldwide Military Programs Passes the House
The House approved a $2 758 318 000 authorization for worldwide military programs for next year by a 332 to 7 vote. House action followed committee cuts totaling 19 434 000 and the removal of 250 million for NATO airfields, moved to foreign aid funds.
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Loudoun Attorney Promises Governor Full Cooperation
Loudoun County Commonwealth's Attorney Stirling Harrison pledged full cooperation in any investigation into possible police dereliction of duty in the triple slaying case. The hospital board blamed hospital authorities, police, and the Fox family for fails in directing Maurice R Fox, an arraent patient, to return to Western State Hospital after the shootings near Leesburg.
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Battle
Loudoun County Commonwealth
Stirling Harrison
State Hospital Board
Loudoun County
Maurice R Fox
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Fox
Leesburg
Méaires
Por’é Family
Soviet Control of Poland's Armed Forces Reported
The West German bulletin claims the Soviet Union has placed its men in key posts in Poland and greatly expanded its army to make Poland the strongest satellite force in Europe. Dr Phil Seraphim estimates Poland fields about 509000 troops with 16 divisions including motorized and armored units and ongoing artillery and anti aircraft growth.
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BOM
Germany
Poland
Euro Russia
PH. Seraphim
Alcohol Helps Mice Survive Atomic Rays
Navy researchers at the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory in San Francisco found alcohol or bourbon-like compounds reduced death from radiation in mice. In tests, 84 percent of alcohol-injected mice survived medium-ray exposure, while all untreated mice died. An officer notes humans could not safely translate these doses.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory
San Francisco
Police Court Reports In Luray Involving Drunkenness And Tag Violations
Luther P Puffinberger of Luray charged as drunk with fines totaling 9.25 dollars. Vernon Spellman of 312 N Kent St cited for no city auto tag with 925 dollars in fines. Albert Larrick of 10 E Paccidally St fined 925 dollars for no city auto tag. Donald N Johnson of 819 8 Cameron St cited for failure to display city auto tag with 9.25 dollars fine.
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Vernon Spellman
N. Kent Street
Albert Larrick
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