H Bombs Fall-Out Drifted Globally for a Decade
Washington Atomic Commissioner Willard F Libby discussed Project Sunshine reporting that radioactive fallout from powerful H bomb tests drifts around the world for about ten years. He argued current tests pose little danger and would require explosion totals far beyond present levels to exceed safe limits.
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Pacific
Free Descriptive Book Explains Arthritis and Rheumatism
Public notice offers a free four page illustrated booklet on arthritis and rheumatism mailed to readers. It explains causes effects and danger and describes a drugless method of treatment used successfully in many thousands of cases. Send for the free book today to The Bali Clinic Dept. 2335 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Guinn hints at ancient Texas horse origins
In a booklet on paleontological history author James H. Guinn argues Texas ancestors of the horse date back 30,000,000 years. He notes the common belief places the horse's race history at just over 1,000,000 years.
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Austin
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Texas
Extra Year Brings Dual Degrees for Rutgers Grads
Rutgers expands its degree program to reward students with high GPAs by awarding two bachelor degrees after an extra year. About 37 freshmen started the joint engineering and arts track, and 46 total have enrolled, aiming to blend humanities with technical training for versatile engineers. Reykjavik, Iceland, sits 1,700 miles closer to the Pole than New York, yet January averages are only one degree cooler due to the Gulf Stream.
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World farming output exceeds population growth in 1955-56
The Agriculture Department report on The World Agricultural Situation shows world farm production at 119 percent of the 1935-39 base for 1955-56 while mid 1955 population stood at 117 percent. Output rose across regions with grains and cotton at records, milk down slightly, and meat and fats higher. 1956 expected to rebound.
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Agriculture Department
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Soviet Union
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