Word: shelterer
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...initial action should be one of careful planning for a fallout shelter program, the coordination of existing resources of utility in an emergency, identification of those items which have a long "lead time," development of University policies for its comportment in possible periods of international tension short of actual war, and related activities...
...Malaya, the aim of the strategic villages is to isolate the Viet Cong guerrillas in the countryside and deprive them of food, shelter and rest in peasant homes...
With the melting snows, man once again can emerge from shelter, and the weird...
Whether or not the Soviet Union has nuclear bomb shelters is a subject of some sharp controversy in the U.S. When Rand Corp. Expert Leon Goure reported last year that the Russians are quietly engaged in a massive civil defense effort (TIME, Nov. 10), many Westerners in Moscow scoffed. Soviet officials ridiculed the fitful U.S. shelter program as a waste of time and money. Shelters, said Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Y. Malinovsky, are "nothing but previously prepared tombs...
...same time. Soviet criticism of the U.S. shelter program was challenged last week by Communist Poland's leading civil defense expert. Said Colonel Aleksander Cesarski. chief of the Polish army's antiaircraft command, in an interview with a Warsaw military journal: Poland not only has organized nearly 500,000 workers into paramilitary cadres for the protection of "life and property in the event of atomic war," but it has been busily building bomb shelters. Cesarski echoed the Communist line that shelter construction in the U.S. was a capitalist plot engineered by money-hungry bankers...