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A U.S. Air Force crew almost blew up a large area of South Carolina in 1958 when they accidentally dropped a nuclear bomb on a play house in Mars Bluff, South Carolina.The incident happened at the height of the Cold War on March 11, 1958.
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Activists from the 'Stop the War Coalition' in the U.K. held a countrywide protest action on Saturday to speak out against war with Iran. Fifteen major cities were involved.
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President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in an interview with a Danish media outlet that Iran does have a lot of enemies but the country doesn't need a nuclear bomb.
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Legendary Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Iran's shopping list and what was discovered in New York. Iran has more technology knowledge than previously thought.
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Manhattan's district attorney unveils a plot by a Chinese national to smuggle nuclear weapons materials to Iran through New York banks. Iranian intentions for nuclear bomb seen as clear.
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U.S. official says Iran lacks highly enriched uranium to power nuclear warhead. Israel plans air strikes to destroy Iran's nuclear plants.
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Western sources believe that Iran’s stockpile of yellow cake uranium is running out and could be exhausted in months. Yellow Cake uranium produced from uranium ore is required in the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
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Hiroshima city marked the 63rd anniversary of the world's first nuclear bombing today. The Mayor plead with the U.S. to abolish nuclear weapons in the world.
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Israel has changed its timeframe for a nuclear armed Iran by almost a full year. Israel is now suggesting Iran may have a nuclear capability by mid 2009.
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Iran has taken dramatic steps to increase its ability to make a nuclear weapon. It has tripled its ability to produce enriched uranium and added 1,000 centrifuges used for creating radioactive material
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Image from Operation Doorstep (1953), showing the wreckage of a dining room with a number of mannequins after the nuclear blast. (After shot). Located at the Nevada nuclear test site, USA.
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