Atomic attack survival study from UC sociologists
UC Berkeley researchers from the Center for International Population and Urban Research assess who would survive a major U S atomic strike. They estimate city dwellers would suffer higher casualties than rural residents with coastal areas hit hardest and political and educational effects would shift after a hypothetical attack.
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Eighth Earl of Buckinghamshire passes to Southend gardener
The eighth Earl of Buckinghamshire dies at 56 and leaves the title to his second cousin Fred Hobart-Hampden a 61-year-old bachelor who works as a gardener for Southend Corp. Fred lives in Southend and has not visited the family seat at Great Missenden. The new earl plans no change in life, declining a coronet or a seat in the House of Lords. In London, Schroeder to meet Heath and Home next week as Britain pledges for Common Market talks.
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Britain
Local and State Push to Raise Immunity Against Smallpox
Chicago reports Dr. F J L Blasingame leads AMA urging rapid vaccination campaigns and revaccination to curb a decline in immunity. AMA delegates warn of dangerous levels and call on physicians and the public to vaccinate. The push aims to mobilize communities through physician-led vaccination efforts.
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Imachine
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