Word: bomb
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Frederic Ballard's article in the CRIMSON of October 30 describing the "bomb scare" at Jordan Hall during a speech by Dr. C. Eric Lincoln concerning the Black Muslims, a militant Afro-American protest movement. By describing Lincoln's speech as a "bitter attack" and by mentioning that part of his speech which dealt with "the membership of the Black Muslims, and in particular, their 'secret military office,'" the article implies that the Muslims might have been behind the bomb threat. The article emphasizes the importance of the Muslims in this affair by excluding the John Birch Society...
...followed by the assertion that "the Muslims did, however, have a 'steadily growing temple'" in Boston. The word "however" is again the CRIMSON's, leading us to assume that Lincoln's statement was taken out of context to give the impression that the growing temple was responsible for the bomb threat...
What do the people of that community have to fear from an atom bomb? They seem to have already destroyed themselves by their indifference...
...must develop new weapons. It would seem significant that all scientific journals in the Soviet Union suddenly stopped publicly discussing experimentation with neutrons more than two years ago. This suggests serious Soviet work on a neutron bomb. We can view with no complacency the chance of their winning so stunning a strategic advantage...
...fallout from Russia's 30-megaton bomb drifted eastward from Novaya Zemlya last week, few governments acted so elaborately unconcerned as the satellite regimes. But Eastern Europe's people showed their alarm by buying up prodigious quantities of table salt in the widespread (and erroneous) belief that a salt rub is the best protection against radioactivity...