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Flannagan Appears
At Janlzen Beach
Rfllnh Flannaffnn finil Vila .
citing band will make their
roruana aebut at Jantzen Beach
Ballroom Saturday night. TELE
VIEWS Will nrnt an W.f.
view with Flannagan In next
weens column . . .
Evewitness account of the. history-making- Atomic ex
plosion to be detonated by the Atomic Energy Commission
at Yucca Flats. Nevada, Sunday. March 15 and Tuesday,
March 17, will be seen over KPTV.
The blast which is slated lor Sunday, juarcn id at u
to 11:30 a.m. is a preparation blast for the biff one due
Tuesday. The televising' of the preparation blast is not
definite yet as KPTV has to dispose of a network program
before they can go ahead on the telecasting.
The Tuesday morning event will show the actual blast
and the televising will take place between 6 a.m. to 5:80
a.m. Blasting time will be 5:20 a.m. on the nose Tuesday
morning.
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By DAVE BLACKMEB
TELE-VIEWS will present on on-the-ecene report di
rectly from KPTV studios Tuesday morning. So watch
for our story Tuesday on the atomic bomb blasts. This
will save you the trouble of getting op that early. .
Another blast, the third and final one will be held Tues
day afternoon at 1:45 to 2 p.m. However, this is just an
other minor blast.
The AEC test, part of a series being held by the govern
ment organization, will essentially show the effect of an
atomic bomb upon a small city, graphically demonstrating
the results of the concussion, heat and radiation of a deton
ated fission bomb when applied to typical family dwellings,
furnishings and motorcars.
The awesome weapon will be mounted upon a steel tower
surrounded, at varying distances from 'Ground Zero" by
test buildings and automobiles.
A joint network committee, formed to produce the show,
consists of Producer Frank La Tourette (ABC-TV), Bill
Whitley, assistant producer (CBS-TV), and Film Producer
Ray Neil (NBC-TV).
The atomic test will be directed by Klaus Landsberg
(KTLA), who is responsible for setting the relay to trans
mit the history making event from Yucca Flats to nation
wide points. . ,
News Commentators Chet Huntley (ABC), Morgan
Beatty (NBC), and Walter CronMte (CBS), will describe
the AEC's eighth series of postwar atomic tests.
Following the morning atomic blast, supplementary re
ports will be seen over KECA-TV and the ABC-TV net
work as soon as the radiation level has descended to a safer
geiger count level
As the newsmen move into the blasted area they will
collate many aspects of the destructive force of the bomb
upon the typical "dummy city" and present their reports
to nationwide viewers on a continuing basis during the
telecast day.
KPTV audiences will not only see the bomb in full deton
ating force bnt will be fully informed on the results of the
fission blast.
Staff Doctor
Talks to Group
Dr. Rudolph Bosenielt staff
physician of the TB unit ot the
State Mental hospital talked to
the board of directors of the
Marlon County Tuberculosis and
Health association at their meet
ing in the hospital Wednesday
night.
A tour ot the hospital was
made by the group. Dr. Rosen
felt aralalned hi tMatnutnt to
the natienta and aald hti uaa nf
the new drug lsonicotinlc acid
hydrazlde had helped many of
ue cases, ur. Kosenxeil said He
had Used th drutf alnna with
other therapy for the past nine
monina wan iso patients who
are in the new TB ward at Ore
gon State hospital. ,
Dr. Dean Rrooks. aaalatant aii.
perlntendent at the hospital,
told the group members the
common belief that nno tm.
tlent is admitted to the hospital
no never gets out Is false. Forty-four
per cent of the admis
sions are voluntary, he said.
About 2.500 natienta ar art.
mltted each yea; and 3,100 dis
charged.
The next meeting of the asso
ciation will be March SO at 7:30
pjn. which will be the annual
meeting of the ansnolatlnn .nrf
open to the public. It will be
held at the Knight Memorial
church In Salem, and Senator
Robert Holmes will sneak on
'Legislation and Public Health."
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This Family
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Three sons ef a Paynes.
vllle, Minn., mother who has
sent a total of eight boys Into
military service la recent
wears, are currently living In
Salem and the Willamette val
ley. ,
The mother Is Mrs. Alvlna
Heraberg and it la believed
her record Is a high mark In
connection with military serv
ice throughout the entire
country.
Gordon K. Heraberg, ef
1911 North Church street, In
construction work, Is one of
the eight sons who have set
tled In the west The others
are Bhelnholdt of WUUmlna,
whoso wife la a teacher In the
schools of that community;
and Noble ef Lane county.
Erwln, Norman and Arthur
Heraberg, also lived in the
Willamette valley. Three of
the sons are still In military
service.
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