Radiation: A Forecast All May Carry A Badges
In 1961 a NAS panel recommends limits on radiation exposure and a national record system to track individuals' cumulative radiation from conception to age 30. It envisions widespread use of small film badges to monitor exposure and warns of potential genetic and developmental risks across generations.
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Johnny Jones
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Warren Weaver
Rockfeller Foundation
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Barkentine Gazela Clings to Grand Banks Tradition
ST JOHN S Newfoundland Portuguese crews keep the Gazela sailing to the Grand Banks for six months each year. At 210 tons she is small compared to newer vessels, yet she remains the fleet’s first lady for longevity. Her square rig and engine assist cross Atlantic crossings as she slips in and out of St John’s for bait and provisions. Codfish remains Portugal’s national food, powering a sea craft culture that endures despite war and modern fleets.
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St. Johns
Portugal
Joao Matias
Nasser Seeks Tito in July Visit Amid Radiation Talks
In Cairo, the Middle East News Agency reports Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser will visit Yugoslavia for a state visit July 12 and return July 19. The talks focus on atomic age advances and safeguards against radiation exposure including weapons tests and nuclear waste disposal.
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Academy
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasties
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Yugoslavia
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Nehru
Board
India
Johnny Jones
Supervisors Delay Action on Work Law
Los Angeles boards postponed indefinitely a fair employment practices ordinance affecting unincorporated areas. Over 90 religious civic and labor groups urged passage while industry spokesmen called the measure costly and unnecessary. all supervisors except Burton W Chase voted for the delay.
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Key to Puzzle Washington to Identify U S Offices
The General Services Administration announced a uniform system to identify federal buildings with plaques or lettering near the main entrance. Commissioner F Moran McConibe noted the plan follows a Fine Arts Commission approval and a Bolton suggestion to help visitors recognize Washington offices. A survey will determine which buildings require identification under the new system.
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Fine Arts Commission
Oliver P. Bolton
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