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...bomb or H-missile attack would be so devastating that survivors, if any, would be reduced to Stone Age primitiveness. Not necessarily, says Budapest-born Nuclear Physicist Edward Teller, associate director of the University of California's Radiation Laboratory, and sometimes called (he modestly disclaims the tag) "father of the H-bomb." Writing on "The Nature of Nuclear Warfare" in this month's Air Force, Teller argues that a nuclear attack on the U.S. need not be "cataclysmic" and casualties need not be "much greater than the casualties that have been experienced in past wars"-if the nation...
Hitler and Benito passed to history with the tag "war criminals." What is the name for these two fools - Mollet and Eden - who set the world on fire...
Whatever Ike is and whatever Ike may yet become derives from his boyhood in the Abilene, Kans, of the 1890s. Ike and his brothers were taught to be mindful of their parents and their Bibles ("there was nothing sad about their religion"). The youngsters played tag on the barn roof and dared one another to lean over the edge, fished lazily for catfish in Mud Creek and the Smoky Hill River, fanned imaginary six-shooters in the style of Abilene's old Marshal Wild Bill Hickok, who had journeyed away to his death in Deadwood not 30 years before...
Egan predicted "the public will rebel" against the Ivy League football. He stated that spectators know what is good and will not put up with "squat-tag" football. Throughout the column the University graduate reiterated that New Englanders did not have to be told they were being gypped...
...Ready maintained that Cambridge residents get their just proportion of tickets. He claimed that the boy from out of state is very likely to find a tag on his car, mainly because he is very likely not to have a legal parking place. "But it's not because he's from out of state," Ready said...