Underground tests spread radiation across the United States
Dr Lee E Farr explains that underground and atmospheric nuclear tests since 1963 have caused measurable fallout in the United States. Radioiodine from Nevada and Utah poses thyroid risks to children, with health officials screening thousands of Utah schoolchildren and finding several nodules.
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Drunken Driving Charges Lodged Nearby
Thomasville Virginia man James Nelson Carter 35 charged with drunken driving after a highway patrol stop on US 29. Released on 300 bond he faces trial in Recorder's Court next Friday. Two men arrested last night for affray and disorderly conduct freed on 100 bond each Charles David Hughes assault charge pending Aug. 8 hearing.
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Five industrialists honored on board of directors
BLUE RIDGE North Carolina Five industrialists were elected to three year terms on the Board of Directors of the Southern Industrial Relations Conference at its Blue Ridge conference closing in Canton. W M Lehmkuhl of Champion Papers Canton L M Boulware Manufacturing Textile Mills U S Rubber Winnsboro DC H E Orr Wolverine Tube Decatur Alabama Warren E Clegg Florida Tile Lakeland Fla and Grady Gant Dixie Yarns Chattanooga Tenn were named.
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