U.S. Plans 235 Million Shelters by 1967
U S planning more shelter spaces to protect against radioactive fallout by 1967. A year long survey begun in 1961 identified about 70 million spaces to date with a goal of 235 million total. Shelters will be in industrial zones for daytime use and residential areas at night. Targeted actions include marking buildings and stocking equipment for medical, sanitation, radiation measurement, food and water. About 37 million spaces stocked with supplies and around 1 million stocked to date.
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Bus crash in Kamphaenphet leaves 14 dead
Fourteen people were killed and 13 injured seriously when a bus overturned in Kamphaenphet province 280 miles from Bangkok. American Associated Press in Bangkok reported.
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New Grifish TV Installations Aid Carrier Jet Landings
New Grifish television installations on United States aircraft carriers aid pilots and control staff in perfecting landing techniques. The system uses four cameras, three on the aircraft and a miniature vidicon for data display, wind velocity, gear status and wave-off signals. A composite display combines feeds and is recorded on videotape for safety and training.
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