Scientist Says A-Bomb Can't Blow Up Mountain
Dr. Frederick Reines of Los Alamos argues in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that an American atom bomb could move only a small hill, not a mountain, needing hundreds or thousands of bombs for any meaningful impact. He notes possible river diversion by blasting rock but warns of radiation dilution and distance from inhabited areas.
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Biloxi Man Heads Miss Carpenters
Joseph Manuel of Biloxi is elected president of the Mississippi state council of carpenters at Biloxi convention. James Pierce of McComb urges labor to engage in politics and to vote as a group. Manuel, 39, serves as Biloxi local officer and Biloxi building trades council secretary. Vicksburg was chosen for the 1951 meeting.
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