Fallout Shelter Debate Splits Nation Among Top Minds
A national split forms as open letters from Harvard MIT and other universities urge Kennedy to abandon fallout shelters. supporters argue civil defense saves lives while opponents warn shelters risk provoking war and mislead the public about survival chances.
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Meyer Urges New Era of World Law at Chicago Talk
Former Vermont congressman William H. Meyer addressed a Washington's Birthday gathering at the University of Chicago calling for a moral and spiritual rebellion to forge international law over war. He argued Kennedy and others reject a no win nuclear conflict and urged democratic liberty, justice and survival through global legal norms.
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