Why Russia Wants Test Ban Fallout Evidence and Russian Nuclear Testing
International News Service reports from European, Japanese, and U S sources that Soviet soil carries elevated radiostrontium 90 levels—up to twice that of other nations—explaining Moscow's push for a test ban. Data show high strontium counts in Caucasus, Black Sea areas, Samarkand, and Odessa, while U S figures average 22 millicuries per square mile.
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D. L. Simonenko
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Black Sea
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Adler
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Samarkand
Odessa
Colorado
South Dakota
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Nuclear tests pose threat to life span of future generations
Three geneticists told Congress that radiation from nuclear weapons tests could shorten lives and cause disease for thousands or millions in future generations. They warned there is no safe dose and that fallout risks are borne by the world population, with mutations potentially lethal or sterile in fruit fly studies and broader genetic harm continuing for centuries.
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Wisconsin
Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
Hermann J. Muller
University of Indiana
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Beck Jr. Refuses to Answer in Senate Inquiry on Teamsters Money
Dave Beck Jr. invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly during Senate Rackets hearings. He refused to discuss his ties to the Teamsters, money received from the union, or whether he knew his father. Chairman McClellan pressed questions about marriage and work for the union, but Beck persisted in silence.
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Minnie Supports Marine Laboratory in Sarasota Hearing
Minnie Mermaid voices support for a Marine Laboratory in Sarasota at a public hearing. She praises Marines and imagines a facility offering skin diving and encounters with Marine personnel. The weather report notes partly cloudy skies and a high around 87.
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Minnie Mermaid
Public hearings planned for government marine lab and Sears Roebuck center
Public notices announce two hearings to decide siting of a government marine laboratory in the city and a Sears Roebuck operations center. The item appears amid an index including Advice to the Forlorn column and various sections like Amusements, Editorial, and radio TV.
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Government Marine Laboratory
Sears Roebuck
Small Counties Block Chances In State Reapportionment
Sarasota county seeks its own state senator in Tallahassee as House support grows for a reapportionment plan while the Senate chances look dim. A bloc of House members pushes for a bill that would align with Gov. Le Roy Collins but the bloc opposes adding more senators or representatives from heavily growing counties. The governor’s move to invoke a get tough strategy signals intense political battle ahead.
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Rood
Sarasota
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Siesta Key
George E. Youngberg Jr
Venice
Rep. Roberts
Putas Beach County
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Brevard-Geminole
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Japanese Win Right To Try American Soldier In Court
The United States will allow a Japanese court to try Specialist 3 William Girard for the January 30 fatal shooting of Mrs. Naka Sakai at a U.S. Army firing range. The decision ends U.S. court-martial jurisdiction under the status of forces agreement, reported from the Pentagon after a joint U.S. Japan committee review.
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Naka Sakai
Girard
Youth Under Observation Escapes From Hospital
A tall thin 18 year old county prisoner Walter B Kean escaped while under observation at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Authorities sought him today as a county fugitive with local and county involvement in the search.
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Walter B. Kean
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Korean Mother Flies To Bedside Of Yank Husband
Mrs Tac er and her year old son Marvin fly from Honolulu to San Francisco on a Red Cross arranged trip to reach Havis C. Cherry in Hot Springs Arkansas where the American soldier lies critically injured after an auto accident. Cherry is a Monticello Arkansas native. The report also notes a jail admission and a missing suspect named Kean with a Sarasota address and a broader hospital search.
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Angler Re-Hooks Fish Off Pier In Curious String Catch
Michael Smith, 15, of Kannapolis, N C, reeled eight fish from a Kure Beach pier all at once. The fish were already tied together in a single string he had lost about an hour earlier.
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Michael Smith
Kannapolis
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