You Can Survive The Bomb book eyed for 1960s shelters
A Chicago team writes that individuals can survive nuclear attack with standard family or group shelters, within 1000 to 1500 yards of missile-borne H bombs. The book by Colonel Mel Mawrence and Jack Kimball critiques current OCDM signals and urges personal action, while cautioning readers not to expect a nuclear judgment day.
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Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
OCMD
Quadrangle Books, Inc
Chicago
Federal Defense Agency
Colonel Lawrence
Jack Kimball
Swainson set to seek second term as Michigan governor
The November 1962 election focus shifts to Gov. John B. Swainson who plans another run. GOP leaders expect the current administration to stay intact with Swainson and key officials, while possible rivals like Ford, Griffin, Milliken, and Bursley are floated. Romney and Hannah are also considered potential candidates.
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Michigan
John B. Swainson
Swainson
GOP
Democratic Party
John J
Joe) Collins
William Milliken
Traverse City
Gilbert E. Bursley
Ann Arbor
American Motors
George Romney
MSU
John A. Hannah
Time to resume atmospheric nuclear tests pushed by defense chiefs
The Department of Defense and Atomic Energy Commission pressure the White House to permit atmospheric testing for advanced warhead development and antimissile needs. President Kennedy says such tests are needed for progress, despite public fallout fears and the three year moratorium.
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Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Walker resigns from U S Army amid protest over federal troop use
Major General Edwin C Walker resigns citing inability to train morale enhancing in a new civilian role. He had opposed federal troops at Little Rock and warns of harm to patriotism while urging leadership against Communism. The piece contrasts Ike’s past resignation and discusses UN Berlin move and Beebe’s warning.
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Edwin C. Walker
West Berlin
U. S. Army
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Walker
Eisenhower
Army
Kennedy
Little Rock
Arkansas Military District
Washington
101St Airborne
National Guard
Pentagon
Berlin
Lucius Beebe
Virginia City
Nev
Russia
Adlai
The Battle of the Board Pile
From a kitchen window a weathered board pile becomes a playground for neighborhood boys. They transform it into forts, ships, and cabins daily, using imagination over toys. The author sees dirt and mess but praises outdoor, cooperative play and the slogan meet you at the boardpile.
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Africa
Tom Sawyer
Michigan Is Communication in Our Newspapers Campaign
Michigan newspapers promote unity and industry in a public service push titled Michigan Is Communication. The effort, by the Michigan Press Association industry promotion committee and the Michigan Economic Development Department, highlights space advertising and progress in industrial development.
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Michigan
Shepherd Argus
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Economic Devlopment Department
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A. C. Grim
Collins
Paul L. Adams
Adams
Gerald R. Ford
Grand Rapids
Robert P. Griffin
Civil Service
Highway Department
Lansing Area
Michigan State University
Mount Pleasant
Big Rapids
Liquor Control Commission
Antibias
Corporation and Securities Commission
Commission
Prometheus Unbound
Isabella County
Shepherd
The
Michigan Press Service
Ida Clark
Argus
Gillette
Riverside
Russ Kelley
Agency
Tower Insurance
Riverside Insurance Co. OF America
Tower Insurance Group
White
Archey’s ‘Sporting Goods
Mt. Pleasant
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