Atom bomb poses fewer absolute limits on damage study
Reader's Digest summarizes Dr. R E Lapp warnings that future bombings could still devastate dense cities. New York's high population density raises casualty risk, while redesigning cities with separated zones, shelters, and warning systems could cut deaths by about 90 percent.
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Caution Urged for Motorists by Australian Road Safety Chief
T G Paterson chairman of the Australian Road Safety Council warns readers that by this day next week about 500 Australians will be killed or injured on the roads. He notes four highway deaths daily and three injuries per hour and urges greater road safety and responsibility to prevent needless loss.
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Mrs Binskin Leads Stall at CWA Function
Mrs Binskin conducted the stall at the CWA function in the Parish Hall last week. Her efforts added materially to the profits of the afternoon.
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