Academy warns radiation threat and proposes controls
The National Academy of Sciences urges a lifetime radiation exposure record for every American and a limit on man made radiation reaching reproductive organs. It notes medical X rays pose a greater genetic hazard than early atomic tests, warns that intensified weapon testing raises risks, and stresses any radiation is potentially hazardous to future generations.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Science
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Hermls
Academy
Academ
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Indiana University
Nobel Frizewinning Hersman J. Muller
Tracy M. Sno ‘Nehorn
Gennetics
Russia Charges U.S. A-Bombs Use Political
A Soviet broadcast in Tokyo accuses the United States of dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 for political reasons after rejecting a Soviet plea against their use. The broadcast claims the action had no military justification and aimed to influence postwar power.
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Tokyo
Russia
Fuisday
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Cyprus Bomb Kills Three Britons in Nicosia Attack
A mine exploded under a truck in Nicosia killing three British soldiers and wounding seven others. The pro Greek Cypriot rebels staged the worst attack in months of fighting on Cyprus amid tensions over the Greek Cypriot opposition. The British spokesman said an electric mine triggered the blast. a bomb attack followed the death sentence handed to a Greek Cypriot. The report notes international reactions including Soviet statements and a U S atomic weapons discussion.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EPA
Lima
Mediterranean
Paris
Tru
Radin
Stalin
Irnman
Earhier
Winston Churchill
Wickshire Regiment
Moscow
Mur
Russia
United States
Nuclear Fallout Peril Bases Nuclear Fallout Peril Bases
A British Medical Research Council report says 11 bomb fallout dangers are negligible now but warns higher rates of H-bomb tests could raise ill health risks within living memory. Recommendations include ending shoe X-ray fittings, reducing luminous watch radiations, guarding fertility against irradiation, and avoiding unnecessary radiation exposure.
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London
Medical Research Council
Eden
U. S. Council
U.S
Munder
Bethany Girls To 4 H Round-Up
Bethany High School 4 H girls hosted a Thursday Round Up in the Home Economics room led by Mrs Theta Wea with Carolyn Flicker Janie Watkins and Alice Pilsing opening the meeting. Jeannine Rayl presented a baking demonstration and family health safety report. Highland Show Girls reporters Donna Krencar and Sandra Gentry were chosen as delegates for the Lafayette Tuesday Round Up event.
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Bethany
Fennanines
Theta Wea
Carolyn Flicker
Janie Watkins
Aoice Pilsing
Sharna Brownenders
Shella Armington
Alew
Jeannine Rayl
Jean Garrigus
Donna Krercar
Sandra Gentry
Highland
Lafayette
Courthouse News Roundup Mixed Guilty Plea and Local Cases
Court records show Andrei Jackson pleading guilty in a Pontiac case while Indiana charges target Ueloy Te and others. The report mentions varied matters from divorce filings to flood reports and district notices across multiple jurisdictions.
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Cort Reynalds Gat
Pam
Andrei Jackson
Pontiac
Mich
Dames Comendant
Quiet Hille Bagot
Shearer
State of Indiana
Ueloy
Mhor Whel
Deicie Aedar Ms Tone Picaded
Infiunaer
Hes Crane
Melvin
Medryn Bo Thorebure Somerinr
Mas Snider Denon Fear
Mant
Searcian
Raharne Burtan
Rorel Welle
Travedai
Merleat Heaters
Manrtoit
Court Mint
Power Failure Causes Death in Chicago Area
A power outage affecting 125000 customers in Chicago and suburbs led to hospital disruptions and elev ator entrapments. Marcel Bucher an of Chicago died shortly before power returned as crews battled the outage caused by a generating unit fault on the Lake Michigan shore. Authorities pulled switches to seven substations to prevent citywide collapse.
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Chicago
UPA
Polio
Marcel Bucheran
Bucher
Progress
St. Anne's
Ospital
Lake Michigan Shore
Sud
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Conmon Aweall Fidison Co
French urge U S troops in Europe as safeguard
Paris reports Foreign Minister Christian Pineau urged retaining American forces in Europe to prevent a third World War. He spoke to about 1,000 listeners and cited past wartime warnings while outlining shifts in Soviet policy.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
France
Europe
Piven
Oreign
Pineau
Washington
Ineat
Indiana man convicted for forgery and theft
Indiana man O Banion was convicted of uttering a forged instrument and sentenced to 2 to 11 years in the State Reformatory. He had written bad checks totaling 5,408 dollars to Harold Levinson of Indianapolis to obtain a car and then sold it to an agency for 2,100 dollars. The agency alerted Levinson. after a failed cashing attempt, O Banion returned to demand cash and was arrested by police.
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Indiana
Louisville
State Reformatory
Charles C .Patgherty
O'Banion Gaye
Harold F. Levinson
Indianapolis
Will Levinson
Ystien
Prolice
Carolyn Stewart Receives BA at Carleton College
At Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota the eighty second commencement saw 781 seniors earn Bachelor of Arts. Carolyn Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Stewart was among graduates majoring in government and international relations. She held multiple campus roles including Glee Club French Ski clubs Young Republicans copy editor of the Charletonian Pi Delta Phi journalism honor society and student government positions. She also participated in dramatic productions and served in multiple student leadership and pageant roles.
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Carleton College
Northfield Minn
Carleton
Carolyn Stewart
Byron
Stewart
Ait Forest Do
Glee Club
Charletonian
Pi Delta Bosian
Nourse Hall
Crop
Defense Says Precedent Might Be Set In Tax Case Conspiracy
Defense lawyers warned the federal court that convicting T Lamar Candie and Matthew J Connelly could endanger public officials. The jurors are to begin deliberations after hours of final arguments over charges that they conspired to help a tax evader escape criminal charges.
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Louis HT
Juy
Cution
Ingic
jRoy W. Harper
Sachs
Wyllyn
Connelly
Caudle
Akicah
Lashly
John Nd
Jiy
Harper
Ashly
Alexandria Social Activities Highlight Local Groups and Visits
Members of the Girl Scout Troop Ore earned a citizenship badge at Camp Tangle with leaders Mrs. Jack Staggenburg and Mrs. Hugh Toes guiding the ceremony. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and daughter from Champaign. Also notes on club meetings and visits by former Alexandria residents.
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Seoul
Camp Tangle
Wond
Ess
Anderson
Jack Staggenburg
Hugh Toes
Donetta Chaver
Sstvia Gall
Susan Dines
Judith Hossing
Heheeca Larson
Mary de Magee
Marilyn Peters
Landa Robbins
Karten ‘Schroth Tre
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Champaign
George Miller
W. Monroe St
Jolly Workers Club
Lawrence Hallowell
Hallowell
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