No Reason To Fear H-Bomb Test Radiation Will Hit U.S.
Washington reports background radiation from H-bomb tests remains far below dangerous levels. AEC notes a small rise in the last month, caused by natural factors and weather, but will return to normal. Roentgen measurements explain ionization and safety limits while monitoring stations track any dangerous fallout. The piece cites scientists and government officials clarifying public concerns.
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