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Report: US came close nuclear disaster in 1961

By Cassandra Vinograd | September 22, 2013 - 3:22am

A US hydrogen bomb nearly detonated on the nation's east coast, with a single switch averting a blast which would have been 260 times more powerful than the device that flattened Hiroshima, a newly published book...

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