Death of Jap By Jaundice Not Radiation
Washington AP Dr John C Bugher director of the AEC Division of Biology and Medicine said a Japanese fisherman on last year s Pacific H bomb test died of jaundice and showed no radiation injuries This backs reports that Aikichi Kuboyama s death in Tokyo was due to natural causes He noted other crewmen recovered from radiation while the boat s captain and crew in Japan faced public concern over the fallout The jaundice claim was made as Congress held hearings on Strauss s statement that no one died from the 1954 tests
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John C. Bugher
Atomic Energy Commission
Division of Biology and Medicine
Pacific
Aikichi Kuboyama
Tokyo
Lucky Dragon
Denver Editor Urges Survival and Welfare Alliance
Palmer Hoyt editor of the Denver Post urged national schools and newspapers to unite for survival and welfare. Speaking at the North Central Association convention in Chicago he called for schooling and journalism to partner, resolve schisms between progressive and fundamentalist education, and counter McCarthyist climate by broader public relations and mass media cooperation. The association accredits 379 colleges and 3,229 secondary schools across 19 states.
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Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
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North Central Association
Meditations on Lent by J Carter Swaim
A brisk excerpt notes a bold recruitment poster asking youths what they want from life. It lists adventuring, travel, education, good pay, and security before asserting a career in the army and ground forces. The reflection questions the poster’s appeal to the young and the pull of military paths.
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Dr. J. Carter Swaim
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War era recruiting satire from a sermon meditation
The piece reflects on military recruitment propaganda between the wars, noting ad claims that safety in battle ships was the safest place and contrasting it with earlier patriotic volunteers. It links life choices to outcomes and cites a biblical promise for righteousness, presented as a Lent meditation by Dr. Swaim, executive director of the National Council of Churches Bible department.
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Jesus
Dr. Swaim
Department of English
Bible
The
National Council] of Churches
NEA
San Francisco Mint Stops Making Coins
The U S mint in San Francisco, opened during the gold rush, halted coin production Thursday after about 101 years. It had produced only pennies and dimes this year and stopped dime production a week earlier while continuing other functions.
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San Francisco
U. S. Mint
Mint
Modern Denver Plant Receives Gold and Silver Reserve Work
The storehouse of reserves for gold and silver transfers its money making duties to the newer plant in Denver, marking a shift in operations to a more modern facility. This change affects the workflow and resource processing within the organization.
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Denver
Largest copper mines in the United States are in Montana
A terse report states that the biggest copper mines in the United States lie in Montana. It notes Montana hosts leading operations in copper extraction and related mining activity.
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The
United States
Montana
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