Are Americans Mature Enough To Face Atomic Problems
Editor’s note summarizes the American Society of Newspaper Editors and Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists push for open discussion of the hydrogen bomb. It covers fears about public understanding, censorship, and the strategic implications of nuclear weapons, with quotes from Bethe, Urey, and Johnson and notes on the evolving debate over security and policy.
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American Society of Newspaper
Edilors
Con Atomic
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
United Press
America
Committee On Atomic Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Memnhettan
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Albert Einstein
Harold C. Urey
Bee A. Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
Buletin
Truman
Russia
Bulletin
Johnson
Alsop Brothers
Eewin C. Johnson
Colorado
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Nagasaki
Cornell
Hans Bethe
Hcomb
Bethe
U. & Security
Peaice
Sia
University of Chicago
Dr. Urey
Federation of American Scientists
Urey
Flying Professor Will Tour Europe With 60 Teachers
Professor Carl Horn of Michigan State College takes 60 educators on a Europe tour aboard his flying classroom. The trip aims to reveal European life, industry, and politics, including possible visits to Ireland England France and beyond. Educators from every state will study government control labor issues and Marshall Plan effects before returning to speak in their states.
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United Press
East Lansing
Mich
Carl
Mo Horn
Europe
Michigan State College
Horn
Michigan State
Ivory Towers
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Ireland
England
France
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Sil
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