Fallout fears linger after Fortunate Dragon test
The Fortunate Dragon incident near Bikini Atoll in March 1954 exposed crew to radioactive fallout, sparking global concern over nuclear fallout, health effects, and testing protests. Reports note U.S. and Soviet tests, growing international unease, and De Gaulle’s stance on continuing French tests to pursue policy stability.
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Teach Art of Backseat Driving New York
British driving teacher James Bailes runs a course at the Durham Driving School to enlighten wives who backseat drive. He has 15 women enrolled and aims to teach how to comment on driving politely. The plan intends to help spouses spot and discuss driving mistakes. May 12, 1966.
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