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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 195B HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIWKKN Radioactive Fallout Described WASHINGTON Wl Dr. Ralph E. Lapp said Tuesday radioactive fallout from an H-bomb could make a big target area unlivable , for several years . by peacetime ' standards. ' Lapp, a physicist and writer lecturer, said in remarks pre pared for a House Government Operations Subcommittee study ing civil defense: "Naturally, any person trapped In a fallout area, let's say he's lucky enough to seek a good shel ter, wants to know when It will be safe to emerge and resume normal' life above ground. PRONOUNCEMENTS ' "Official government pro nouncements imply that this might be 36 hours. In my estimate it Is much longer." - Lapp did not specify how long he thought it might be before an H-bombed area might be sale. He noted this would depend on many different circumstances, adding that in wartime "one is not apt . to pay much attention to peace time safety limits." , But under peacetime standards, and without decontamination measures, he said, "much of the fallout area would be denied to habitation for several years." "It must be stressed." Lapp said, "that no one has any prac tical experience In decontaminat ing thousands of square miles of territory." v ' i Lapp said that with the radia- ' tion danger from H-bombs, civil defense planning should be geared to an "evacuatlon-to-shelter" con- cept involving construction of per ipheral shelters and "the made do use of existing suburban struc tures." SUPER BOMBS The atomic scientist-author said 'super-bombs" may have a tem porary power limit of SO mega tons (force equivalent to that re leased by 50 million tons of TNT) because of present limits in bomb carrying capacity. The 60 megaton figure, pre viously mentioned in subcommit tee testimony, is 2.500 times as powerful as the World War II A bomb which destroyed Nagasaki BLESSING VATICAN CITY, Ifl Pope , Pius XII will impart his. blessing i "Urbl et orbl" (to Rome and the world) before pilgrims and Ro mans in St. Peter's square at noon Easter Day, April I, the Vatican secretariat of state announced Tuesday. NEW CABINET BEIRUT, Lebanon Wi Premier Abdulah al Yafl - formed ' a new cabinet last night, ending a five day government crisis set off by the resignation of Rashid K.arami as premier. Yafi retained three of the former ministers in. his 10- man Cabinet. It Includes four men outside Parliament. V if R ' X V- , . ' 4-rt - . ' 1 1' t , ' V ' 1 f " t t- 'r r-.'-V ' u 1 i. SQUARE DANCE FANS of the Klamath Basin h eard professional caller and teacher Ed Gil more, right, at a dance last week in Twyla Ferguson School sponsored by the Merry Mixers Club. Pictured here at the dance were: left to right, Mrs. Ed Gilmore, Bill Mayhew, Mrs. Bill Mayhew and Gilmore. Shirley and Bill Mayhew ara square dance teachers of the Marry Mixers Club and for other clubs in the Basin. . GARBO INHERITS KALMAR. Sweden, I Greta Garbo inherited 4.000 kronor ((772) from an uncle who worked a farm near this south Swedish city. - The will of Alex Johansson bequeathed a like sum to Garbo's brother. Sven Gustafsson. FOR HMITiD TIME group of J-btrfroom heuMi for talc at this REDUCED PRICt l clear land for mala. COMPUTE with tUc. rang, rafrig., w. ha a tar, wiring, plumbing and fiilvrai . . Eaiy to rtdut to panali at rtquirtd by law ... At Irattivt ilimatts available n diimantling and moving com. KUHS A Cappella Choir PRESENTS UWIEISITY SINGERS University of Oregon Mills School . Auditorium - 8 P.M. Thurs, March 22nd Adults 1.00 Students 50c Advance Tickets Sale - Derby's Music Co. mm . 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On Sunday, March 11, NBC-TV presented the American premiere oi Sir Laurence Olivier's great British film "Richard III," a three-hour production which at- Court Records Kl.AMATH rOINTV U1S1KKT COt RT Lfter Edward Fhe. uiling to dtl pl pre permit. dlimiad. (red Kdward Sruttar. exceuiva front overhand, HO paid. Jimmie Eugene Burrhett. no vehicle Kcarue. klO or V oja in lieu ol fine, committed. 1 Clenton Croker Stephen Jr., improper muffler. $$ bail forleited Renan Lee Stickler, violation basic rule. SI0 bail forfeited. Marian Mariaret Mott. no regiatra tlon card. U bail forfeited. Pavitt Elroy New n ham. no Vehicle liceiiae. dimised Leo Franklin Davia, violation baiic rul, $10 paid. Beatrice Gract Hathaway, parking on highway. S7 JJ paid. Wayne Leroy Minten. obatructed wind shield. 5 paid. Louts Joaephn Taucher. failing to atop at atop ngn. S5 bail forfeited. William Parrlah Bradford, violation baaic rule. $9 bail forfeited. Peter Alan Reiling, no signal devic. dfnmiased. t tractrd many million more view ers than did everything else com bined on the screen in those hours. On Tuesday. March 13. Edward R. Murrow s See It Now CBS-TV offered an excellent, fair-minded study of the Egyptian-Israeli cri sis. On Wednesday came "The Twisted Cross" on NBC-TV. a doc umentary, largely In film, of Nazi Germany. On Sunday there appeared an excellent dramatization of Shaks peare's "Taminn of the "Shrew" on NBC-TV. On the same day CBS-TV presented a searching and dramatic study of the nature of mental illness, a documentary film entitled "Out of Darkness." Two Shakespeares and three documentaries may not strike some as great diversity, but the over-all effect on anyone who saw all the programs could not fall to impress. Even a year ago the two major networks were not engag ing in such Imaginative program ming. Each of these programs was good in a different way and' to compare them can be fallacious. 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