Radiation Fallout Won't Wipe Out Life, Teller Says
In this third installment, Dr. Edward Teller argues radioactivity from nuclear war is overstated. He says panic is worse than the danger and that even large exposure would not necessarily devastate humans. He urges careful handling of fallout, safer sheltering, and accelerated research on antidotes while stressing war avoidance.
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Alton Blakeslee
NEW York
Edward Teller
Teller
Dr. Teller
Shave
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Union
Trio Charged In Death Of Gatesville Guard
Three youths face murder charges in the killing of Gatesville DOL for Boys guard Billy Malone during a mass escape on July 28. The accused are Levi Guz tran, Clifford Dean Sheets, and Jimmy Flores, with additional charges against Charles E. Lowe and Robert Lee Sarter in the same incident.
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Austin (Ap
Gatesville Dol
Levi Guztran
St, Austin
Clifford Dean Sheets
Bell County
Jimmy Flores
Harris County
Sheets
Flores
Gatesville
Charles E. Lowe
Sun,down
Robert Lee Sarter
Mesquite
Mexico to Grow Tax Collections This Year
Mexico City AP. The government may raise income by one billion pesos by tightening tax rules. Tax Subsecretary David Romero Castaneda said total revenue could reach almost 12 billion pesos, attributing the rise to closing loopholes and more business operations.
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Mexico City
David Romero Castaneda
Ministry of Finance
Wheelchair hunter finds life beyond limits in Texas and Wyoming
Larry Clack Willimack, a 32 year old University of Iowa football alumnus paralyzed by polio, fuels his zest for hunting with wife Dale at his side. He works as a Texas oil and gas supervisor and plans future Wyoming trips after a 18 inch antelope buck and two deer hunt in the Big Horns.
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Austin
Larry Clack Willimack
Larry
University of Iowa
Dale
Texas
Wyoming
Willimack
University of Texas
Texas Commission
Oil and Gas
Warm Springs
New State
Charles Sandahl Jr
Sandahl
Caren
Ifriend
Big Horn Mountains
Beckett's Happy Days Receives Polite New York Debut
In Greenwich Village, Samuel Beckett's two act piece Happy Days opened at Cherry Lane Playhouse. Ruth White dominates as the immobilized woman in a sunlit mound, while John C. Becher provides muted replies. Alan Schneider directs a minimal, puzzling production that drew polite rather than enthusiastic applause.
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New York
Samuel Beckett
Miler
Greenwich Village
Cherry Lane Playhouse
France
Godot
Beckett
Ruth White
John C. Becher
Alan Schneider
Night the dog sat on my face during tornado
In Galveston Texas Fred L. Carson survived five hours trapped under debris after a tornado wrecked his apartment. He recalled the ordeal with humor noting the dog that sat on his face refused to move, and blamed the persistent animal for his discomfort.
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Galveston
Tex
Fred L. Carson
Carson
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