Japanese Americans defend atomic bomb justified by war end
Veteran nisei and American Legion members defend U S use of the atomic bomb to end World War II. They argue it saved lives and forced Japanese surrender, contrasting with calls to cancel a Smithsonian exhibit portraying the U S as aggressor. Smithsonian hearings loom.
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Japan
American Legion
Smithsonian Institution
United States
Sam Yoshinari
Army
Italy
France
Smithsonian Board of Regents
House
Senate
Smithsonian
Congress
Arthur Morimitsu
Morimitsu
Smithsonian to open Enola Gay exhibit in May relief debate
Smithsonian plans a May exhibit featuring the Enola Gay fuselage while controversy erupts over casualty estimates for an invasion of Japan. National Commander William Detweiler of the Legion objects to lowering American death toll estimates from 229000 to 63000, as 81 congressmen demand the museum director's removal.
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Smithsonian
Japan
Legion
William Detweiler
Air and Space Museum
Study links moms to kids fussy eating patterns
London AP report notes a study tying child feeding disturbances to mothers with eating disorders. Researchers found problem eaters aged 2 to 12 more often have mothers scoring higher in dietary restraint bulimia concern about eating body shape and weight. Experts urge modeling healthy meals and relaxed mealtime attitudes.
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London
Alan Stein
Royal Free Hospital
British Medical Journal
Kelly Brownell
Yale Center For
Yale University
Brownell
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