Radioactive Makers of 1st A-bomb Still OK
A group of 25 men heavily exposed to plutonium while producing the first atomic bomb show no detectable harm. Health specialists from University of Rochester and the Atomic Energy Commission report that most are in good health, with tiny amounts of radioactive material in their bodies. No signs of cancer or genetic abnormalities were found.
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50 Percent Trim in Trident Funds Eyed
Washington reports a plan to halve Trident submarine funding from 1.4 billion to 642 million in the upcoming military procurement bill. Senator McIntyre urges the amendment as part of a broader fight over defense spending and presidential veto risks.
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