ennedy Sets Civil
efense Goal for
fallout Protection
President Kennedy has set a
civil defense goal of fallout pro
tection for every American as
rapidly as possible.
An Immediate step under the
President’s new program fee civil
defense is an administrative sur
vey to earmark Shelter space for
50,000,000 Americans in large
buildings in every city and town
in the United States.
-will be made
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rest and Alas
af'pacU^Dli
archltect-engi
urv eying and
marking public and privately
owned buildings and other facili
ties width might be used for com
munity fallout shelters in the
event of a.nuclear attack are being
negotiated, the Corps division of
fice stated, adding that repre
sentatives of the firms selected
to make the field studies are being
given special training prior to the
survey. Two - week training
course; are being conducted at
the University of Washington.
The survey and marking pro
ST IdSm^M^nta^Ta’r^Alaate:
December not re
^Tto^urvey will cover a study
of buildings, tunnels, mines end
public shelters, eitherJn^their
ed to fallout shelters and no new
construction will be involved. The
objective is to provide a large
number of shelter spaces at least
cost in the shortest time possible
This will be done by taking ad
the same time modifications neces
pSmis^St^n be aeccwmo
Sun-Times Says JFK
Administration Plans to
Eliminate Manned Bomber
CHICAGO vr> — The Chicago
Sun-Times said Monday the Ken
nedy Administration is preparing
to eliminate the manned bomber
as a U.S. weapon over strenuous
objections of the Air Force and
Congress.
A story by Thomas B. Ross of
the Sun-Times’ Washington Bu
reau said “Defense Secretary
Robert McNamara is understood
to have readied a preliminary
judgment the bomber, now the
backbone of TJ,S. striking power,
soon will be obsolete.”
Developments to date have not
convinced McNamara, the story
said, “that the manned bomber
should he retained beyond the
life of the currently operating
B-47s, B-Ms and B-58s.”
Boss said a final decision is
heing held up until the Pentagon'
completes an exhaustive study
of Air Force claims and an
analysis at new intelligence on
Russian anti-aircraft advances.
He added McNamara is under
stood to be firmly opposed to
spending $500 million appropri
ated by Congress for an extra
wing of B-52s and $180 million
for production of the B-70.
The story said high-level Pen
tagon opinion feels that only mis
siles would be able to penetrate
Soviet defense in the last half
of the 1960s. - *'
The Defense Department, asked
about the story, said it knew of
no change in the long-standing
opinion that manned bombers
would continue to be part of the
retaliatory force throughout the
current decade.
The White House said it would
have no comment.
dated. The type of buildings
sought will be those capable of
providing shelter for 50 or more
people. Protection offered by the
shelters should be adequate to re
duce the radiation reaching oc
cupants to 1/lOOth of that out
side.
The use of private buildings
as pubUc shelters will be under
permits voluntarily granted by the
owners. Assigned federal agencies
will stock the shelters with food,
medical gagpUe* *pd other pro
! health and sanitation as me# .-as
protection frqm nuclear fallout.
U.S. Claims U.N. Has
Been Deluded by Soviets
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (N —
The United States declared yester
day if the U.N. General Assembly
calls for a new uninspected amora
I torium on nuclear bomb testing
! it will find it has been tricked
and deluded by the Soviet Union.
U.S. delegate Arthur Dean
told the asserribly’s 101-nation
Poltical Committee that the Rus
sians had timed their current
series of tests in such a way that
the end of the tests capped by a
50megaton bomb blast on Oct. 30
or 31 would coincide with a new
U.N. appeal for a moratorium.
MOLITOR-DOREMUS
LOCATE DV NEW OFFICE
Frank Molt*** or the firm of
•Molitor and Doremus, visited his
local office over the weekend,
which is operated by his son,
Stanley Molitor and participated
in the open house held at their
new location on Sunday.
The new building recently com
pleted and owned .by Robert Can
non is north of Q Cab and Lunch
and has modem office space
with general offices and private
office ip front A modem two
bedroom apartment at the rear
of the building is occupied by
the Molitor family.
President Andrew tfohnson was
taught to write toy his wife. He
never went to school. Eliza Mc
Cardle, whom he later married,
taught him when he was about
17 years old.
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SURGEON GENERAL URGES
ANTI-INFLUENZA SHOTS
ATLANTA, Ga. UP — The Sur
geon General of the United States
urges immediate anti-influenza
shots for persons over 65, ex
pectant mothers and persons suf
fering from heart disease and
chronic ailments. The official,
Luther L. Terry, repeated yester
day a prediction that an outbreak
of influenza will occur in the
United States this fall and winter.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. UP — The
Rev. Max Buyrd of Newton, Ala.,
has returned to the University of
Alabama Library a book which
his sister 'bought at an auction.
The book, 36 years overdue, is
entitled “Rymes of a Rolling
Stone.”
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I Swami Sees Chances are
I Brighter for World Peace
NEW DELHI, India — A 40
year-old yogi emerged from a
trance today after being buried
alive nine days to pray for world
peace.
Swami Rama Das was removed
from his five-foot-deep pit and
quickly recovered consciousness.
He told newsmen he is convinced
that the chances for world peace
now are brighter.
But he warned of evil portents
in the resumption of nuclear teats
and the Hindu-Moslem rioting; ip
India. (
Swami said he was particularly
perturbed by the evil conftinct{<?(t
of nine stars next February. T^ja
could spell disaster for the uni
verse, he claimed.
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