Rumors of Atomic Dangers Cleared by Expert View
Howard W. Slakeslee reports on clarifying conflicting A bomb statements. He outlines three stages of radioactivity, argues major hazard is the initial flash, and notes monitoring can limit risk for rescue teams. He cites Bikini and New Mexico tests, with cautions on uninhabitable zones and dust exposure.
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Nota Te Antera
Hare Howard W. Blathe
Ether Nation
Howard W. Slakeslee
Associated Press Seivice
New York
Bikini
Pacific
United States
Earth
Bl Kink
New Mexico
Contaminated Shifts and Theories On A-Bomb Fallout
The account describes dismissal of immediate risk from a radioactive cloud from Eniwetok tests. It notes ships avoiding contamination by staying ashore, cites high cost of decontamination, and explains that invisible particles drift in upper air for months. Scientists now question severe dangers from widespread fallout.
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Eniwetok
Aborigines Reject Return of Country in Present State
Australian aborigines in Darwin state they do not want the country back in its current form. They comment on Lord Meyer's suggestion that Australia be handed to the aborigines if Melbourne is not chosen as a site for the 1956 Olympic Games. Tribal leaders from the Northern Territory respond that returning Australia would not be accepted now.
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Darwin
Melbourne
Lord Meyer
James Disney
Australia
Boas
Kersey News Notes and Guild Meeting Reports
The Baptist Guild gathered at Edith Peden’s home near Kersey with nine members and one guest. The meeting opened with the ninth chapter of Luke and Bible verses. After business, a quilt top was completed and a luncheon served. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and traveling between towns, with mentions of summer trips and family gatherings.
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Kersey
Nmre
George Moora, Jr
Baptist Guild
Town
Thureday
Rad
Bt. Luke
George Smith
Meadames Hester Wakeman
Everette Wakeman
E. J. Tetiven
Elma Underwood
Edith Peden
C. EK. Romans
Herman’ Dusin
Guild
E. B. Foster
Jack Foster
Masters
Nampa
Idx
Bruce Brown
Brown
Mre
Foster
Mr. Brown
Leon Damours
Denver
L. A. Damours
Laon Damours
Leavenworth
Kan
Dan Rose
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Everett Rose
Ethel Madison
Anson Mekeel
Louis Stolarceyk
Priscilla
Larry
Michigan
Minnesota
Harry Boles
Benkelman
Neb
Meath Council Meete Returns Home From Weld County Hospital
East Central District Health Council met Tuesday at the Tea House for luncheon and planning next winter activities. James Tryver of Evans chaired. officers to be elected. Members announced open house at Gipbon school lab on July 10 and encephalitis samples offered July 9.
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East Central District Health Council
James Tryver
Evans
Shairman
Gilcrest
Kersey
Big Bend
Lasalle
Wobteaues
Della
Auburn
Kuner
Valley View
Suimmary
Caan
Masters
J. J. Bostron
Charles Fay
Melta
H.O. Peterson
W. G. Schneider
Ralph Warner
FE. J. Meikel
Bernice Stuart
Marian Joan Willis
Trout Fishing Varies Widely Across Regions This Weekend
Denver June 22 reports from district game wardens show trout fishing varies widely this weekend. Stream fishing is down sharply due to heavy runoff from melting snow in the high country, while reservoir and lake fishing are no better or worse than last week. Best reports come from Gunnison, Steamboat Springs, South Park, Montrose, Durango, and Carlsbad area, with Taylor River and Lake San Cristobal near Gunnison showing good to excellent conditions.
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Denver
Colorano
Atre Game and Flah Department
Thompson
North Park
Gunnison
Steamboat Springs
South Park
Montrose
Durango
Carler
Taylor Intervoir
Water quality notes across listed regions
In the Duraigo area Haviland Laks Vilactto reservoir Pine river and most waters are good. Cortex Dolores region Groundhog reservoir is excellent and other waters fair to good.
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Mont
Duraigo Ares
Haviland Laks
Vilactto
Pine River
Cortex-Dolores
FDR Warned Russia Not to Enter War With Japan
Washington reports a group of high military intelligence officials warned in April 1945 that bringing Russia into the war against Japan would ruin China and lead to tragedy for Korea. Senator Bridges presented a copy of the report at a Senate inquiry session into Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s dismissal, noting that Russia’s entry could erode China’s independence and turn it into a puppet of Asia with Korea at risk.
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Washington
Bridges
I N.H
Japan
China
Korea
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Senator questions war report on Russia and Japan
Asiatic Funiacla remark cited Aridgen claims he asked the defense department to probe. Lovett reportedly said the original report was probably destroyed if ever prepared. The senator refused to share a copy, noting allegations the State Department misinformed committees about why the United States sought Russian entry to fight Japan and the Yalta era concessions to Stalin in 1945.
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Aridgen
Defauss Department
Defense
Robert Lovett
New Hampshire
Acheyon
Japan
Janda
Russia
Far Pacific
Orient
Stalin
Yalta
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