Doctor Cronkite Warns H Bomb Fallout Risks to Life
Dr. Eugene P. Cronkite told a Senate subcommittee that multiple H-bomb explosions in nuclear war would cause unthinkable radiation harm to all living things and generations to come. He cautioned against overemphasis on global fallout while noting non radioactive pollution and rising leukemia rates. experiments suggest bone marrow transplants might save some victims, though no known therapy exists for the worst cases. He cited observations from the 1954 Marshal Islands exposure and reported possible growth impairment in exposed children with no clear fertility or leukemia trends yet.
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Tarantino Paroled From San Quentin After Blackmail Conviction
Jimmie Tarantino, 47, walked out of San Quentin after serving three years and three months of a 10 year term. He vowed to clear his name while planning work as a salesman and PR manager for a car chain. Tarantino was convicted with Rudy Eichenbaum of extortion through Hollywood Life.
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Farouk Wins Damages Over Memoir Libel in Paris Court
Paris court orders Elsa Maxwell to pay damages of 875 dollars and fines of 142 dollars regarding libel claims by ex King Farouk. Translator and two French publishers also fined 142 dollars each. The passage quoted a telegram about declining an invitation and associating with certain people. Farouk sued only in France. book also published in the United States and Britain.
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Angels Camp quiet after Mother Lode tragedy bike races
In Angels Camp the weekend clash of motorcycle racing led to deaths and injuries after a drag racing spree on the main street near the fairgrounds. Howard Rose and Jerome Tavares were killed in an early crash. Richard Casparian lost a leg in the same incident. Police and highway patrol set road blocks as calm returned to the town.
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Old Dispute Ends With Double Fine in Warwick
Ernest A. Beaudoin and Raymond A. Potter each were fined $10 in District Court after a 20 year old argument led to a reveling charge. Police said the fight began over a past disagreement, but details were not provided.
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Premier seeks Eisenhower Doctrine support in Israel
Israel's 70 year old premier told lawmakers that the cabinet backs the doctrine while facing opposition from two ministers and left wing groups within his five day push for a party coalition. Washington statement notes security needs as Walter Mendenhall, 86, former U S Geological Survey director who retired in 1943, dies Sunday.
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