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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1961
Page
3
Prof Willard Libby outlines common fallacies about H bombs and survival. Facts emphasize 90 to 95 percent can live with proper protection, shelters reduce casualties, and civilians can aid recovery through personal action and community shelters.
Dr Edward Teller argues in Insider's Newsletter that tight pants may raise mutation rates far more than nuclear fallout, citing Swedish studies. He says radiation mutations are negligible and warns against atom panic, suggesting even kilts could be preached as a cautionary parallel.
In Jerusalem the Israeli Parliament again rejected a return of Arab refugees from the 1948 war as impracticable and akin to readmission of a fifth column. Most factions backed the government stance against letting about a million refugees choose to return or be compensated, urging them to settle in Arab states.
Noleeka Brandenburg seeks $30,000 in a Common Pleas petition against Richard Leslie Eigar over injuries from a Nov. 3 1959 traffic collision on Grand Avenue at Highview Road. She alleges her westbound car stopped in traffic when rear‑hit by a truck, causing spinal injuries and medical, wage, and damages losses.
State Treasurer Joseph Ferguson announced October totaled 416 040 unemployment checks, down 320 045 from April 736 085. The decline includes temporary extended benefits and is 1.3 percent lower than a year ago when those benefits were not in effect. Legal notice follows. Legal notice names John Y Hover Evelyn M Hover and Jack B Mitchell filing for mortgage foreclosure in Butler County Court. answer due December 2, 1961.
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