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Edward M. Purcell, Gerhard Gade University Professor, last night criticized L. Don Leet, professor of Geology, for his methods in promoting his theory of nuclear test detection. The remark came at the conclusion of a lecture by Leet, explaining his controversial hypothesis...
Purcell claimed Leet had been offered a chance to present a detailed scientific to high Administration officials but had refused to do so. "All Washington is not out to sabotage Professor Leet's inspection system, or to get contracts for themselves to investigate seismic shock waves." Purcell said he had made the statement to clear up possible "misconceptions" about Leet's case...
...Leet said he was sorry the subject had been broached, and that he had tried to avoid it during the lecture. "But I would like to go on the record," he said," as saying that I have not been misinterpreted, misunderstood, or misquoted by the CRIMSON, or the Boston Traveler...
...Leet will discuss the article tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Geological Lecture Hall...
...Leet uses diagrams to indicate that earthquake and blast patterns are visibly different if recorded sufficiently far from the seismic event. The research on which the U.S. based its inspection demands at Geneva showed that the likelihood of detection increased with proximity to the blast...