Fallout hazards and scientific uncertainty outlined
New York AP reports on fallout from Soviet 50 megaton tests provokes global concern while noting experts cannot claim any person is harmed by fallout yet some may suffer rare effects. It explains natural background radiation, compares testing fallout to war, and outlines key unresolved questions about radiation levels needed to cause cancer or genetic damage.
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Linus Pauling
U. S. Public Health Service
Tts
Denver
Nason On Education Successful Students Have Goals In Mind
Dr Leslie J Nason USC argues a gap between intelligence and achievement stems from lack of goal setting. He cites Terman on stability and drive to achieve, noting goal minded students with definite vocational aims, parental support, and encouragement. Parents and teachers should help students set goals and uncover hidden obstacles.
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Adolph Hitler
Churchill
George Washington
Lewis M. Terman
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Railroad Fight Still Going
SAN FRANCISCO AP Santa Fe and Southern Pacific clash over public support for Western Pacific control. After Tuesday’s Interstate Commerce Commission hearing, Santa Fe released a consultant’s analysis claiming 3.69 to 1 public support. Southern Pacific calls it distorted.
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Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arthur C. Jenkins
Fragmentary Trial Remarks Highlight Witness Stand Issues
A mangled OCR fragment notes concerns about witness appearances and potential personal factors affecting testimony. The text references objections or uncertainties during the stand and the impact on a court proceeding.
Hijacker Bearden Appeals After Sentencing
Airplane hijacker Leon Bearden 38 of Coolidge Arizona and his son Cody were sentenced in federal court for the August 3 hijacking of a Continental Airlines jet over southern New Mexico. Bearden received life on a kidnapping count plus 25 years on two charges. Cody faces a federal correctional institution until age 21 after pleading guilty to interstate theft.
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Coolidge
Ariz
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Continental Airlines
New Mexico
Bearden
Rockefeller and Goldwater Face GOP Primary Spotlight
AP reports Nixon has invited Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona to contests for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Rockefeller must first win re election before seeking the nomination, while Goldwater weighs running for president or vice president or seeking another Senate term amid concerns at home.
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New York
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Spreckels Death Attributed to Accidental Fall
A coroner's jury in Phoenix ruled multimillionaire Adolph B. Spreckels Jr died from an accidental fall after striking his head on a stone column at a Phoenix motel. Autopsy showed a brain hemorrhage.
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Ariz
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