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The Berkshire Eagle. Monday, March 23, 19593 Strontium 90, U.S. Economic Boom Said To Be Overrated Kefauverttom Out in Kennedy Gains Faster Fallout Found; Heaviest in the U.S. fls WASHINGTON (-Deadly Strontium 90 Is sifting down from the stratosphere faster than expected, with its greatest fallout in the northern United States, Sen. Clinton P.

Anderson (D-NMt said The Defense Department also said 'the danger of Carbon 14 and cesium 137, which are often mentioned with strontium as fallout; hazards, "has been examined and the immediate probability of any one WASHINGTON The great economic boom since World War II hasn't been as fantastic as many people think, a new government study has disclosed. The Commerce Department indicated that the postwar years, often described as a period of unprecedented economic growth, actually ha v. been petty much in step with history. -Ter Record If you look at the growth in na CONCORD H. l) Sen.

Estea Kefauver iD-Tenn) bowed out of New Hampshire's I960 presidential primary picture over the weekend. Some of his leading backers her. promptly threw their support to years has stuck close to a straight line, slanting upward, except for one big dip representing th great depression of the 1930s. The facte and figures are given in a 241-page statistical study entitled "U.S. Income and Output." Growth is discussed in terms of the gross national produce the yardstick for measuring the value of all goods and services produced.

In 1958. the national product was about 438 billion dollars. The study-said this compared with 196 billion at the end 41 the 19'jOs and 112 bil- individual beine affected is about Saturday. Anderson, chairman of the Sen- 1 in 500,000. ate-House Atomic Energy Commit-1 'The risk of damage resulting Sen.

John F. Kennedy (D-Mass). tee. put that interpretation on a from the testing of weapons is: "My only plan for 1960 is to run series of communications from the therefore extremely small," the de- tional output over the bng term. ltlClitt.

JlUl IIUHU uau uii 3U1U lion in 1909. Anderson eomolained about diffi-; al( replying ic Energy Commission reporting onf the effects of nuclear explosions by culties he said the committee ex both the United States and Russia. perienced in getting the informa- to an Associated Press question whether he would again enter this state's "early bird" presidential primary. The tall Tennessean, who sought The letters were released by the tion before the public. He recently committee accused the Defense Department of Anderson sairiL -a Feb.

19 letter! "gagging" the congressional group from the" Defense Department in- against release of the fallout report dicates that radioactivity remains; AEC Commissioner Willard hessW ksl the department said, ''the postwar achievement is seen to be broadly in line with the record of the past half century." The new study puts the past 13 years into perspective by emphasizing the 50-year record and the effect of price increases since 1909. On this basis, the department reported, economic growth has averaged 3 per cent a year ever since the 1909-13 administration of William Howard Taft. In other words, the economy is growing but this is nothing new or unusual. Growth rates exceed the 50-year average during both world wars, the study snowed. However, the long-term trend even in recent in thjK stratosphere for shorter periods than the AEC previously Libby said in one of the letters he believed his previous estimate of the period in which radioactive debris would remain in the strato Xsslsslsslsslsslssislsslsslllssk.

HHH (-assumed, and he continued: the Democratic presidential nomination in 1952 and 1956 after sweeping to decisive triumphs in New Hampshire's primaries, did not close the door to a third attempt to capture his party's top prize elsewhere. Mayor for Kennedy "It also indicates that there is a latitude band of maximum dropout sphere "is too long and that it of the fallout from the stratosphere should be reduced." IRELAND PRESIIJEJNT O'Kelly chats with Richard Cardinal Gushing, right, during his Boston visit. The Tn-year-old statesman leaves for Chicago todayjo continue his tour. Yesterday he received an honorary degree of doctor of laws at Boston College. (VPI Since price change are taken into account, these figures show that the volume of output has increased by nearly 400 per cent over the past 50 years.

Between 1947 and 1957, the report said, output, increased more than 40 per cent. Recent Expansion Charts and figures in the study give this pieture of, recent economic expansion: During theywar. the growth curve moved sharply upward. The economy made up the ground lost during the depression and raced ahead of the long term upward trend, but only briefly. There was a slowdown at war's end and, since then, the increase in national output has been closely in line with the 50-year average.

Over the 50 years, the department said, output has increased twice as fast as the population. Since 1947, it added, output has outstripped population growth by about 20 per cent. which occurs from 35 degrees 50 degrees north or south. Doctrine Contradicted Fire Kills Six In Mississippi GREENVILLE. Mi.

UPI Six Negro children perished In Laconia, Mayor Bernard 'Boutin, state Democratic National Canoeist Dies, Sacco-Vanzetti 'Pardon' "This area includes the northern part of the United States, and the letter states that 'the concentration Wife Saved on ot itronnum au on tne surface of their flaming house Saturday the earth is greater in the United u.j i tu- To Be Hearing Topic man in any ouier area in rae alone 'to run into town." A cor- Charles River A0VERTISEMENT Mora Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Hera la a pleaaant way to overcome looee. plate' discomfort. FASTEETH, in Improved powder, sprinkled on upper rod lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline non-acid).

Does not sour. Checks 'plate odor Get FASTEETH today at drug counter everywhere. VI tut- Committeeman and chairman at Kefauver's 1956 New Hampshire campaign, lost no time in coming out for Kennedy. "I am 100 per cent for Kennedy. declared Boutin, the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for governor last year.

"I find overwhelming sentiment for Kennedy in my trav els about the state." were convicted because thev were I Strontium 90, taken into the body oner 1 saia the children radicals'' and not because pf the! C' Ut-J through food, damages the bones I aged five weeks to 11 years, died BOSTON (UK) A wild controversy of a generation ago will be renewed April 2 when the Sacco-Vanzetti case will be heard for the first time by a committee of evidence. and sufficient amounts produces accidentaUy when kerosene was The Ma! and execution erf the 1 TofJJ? bIood apparently Pured on a stove, set- Dair attracted worldwide attention a 4 yman language, Anaer- ting the house ablaze. with -riot, -wnrl in Rnm ST-SLS 'son said a statement, "it looks the Massachusetts legislature y4 o- i awiriing ivaurn, or ine The legislative Judiciary Com-f Paris, Milan, and other European RiVer like Strontium 90 staying up jmittee will hold a public bearing cities. A special three man com- Thnllph th(, Wiiiim ,1 11 11 a hill filed bv Reo Alexander' mittee. headed hv Ahhott I.aw-!,,.T.Ugh would, and the fallout is greatest on.

Wplrh nf Rmnlclinp nrnhahlv i -i i rvila n.Medford seeking a rent Lowell then nresident frfi i wi. urc uv uu in- -w--- 7- a 1 UHVrT KIlrJA II fll 1 I -A posthumous pardon for Nicola Sac formation may account, in part, for the recent higher readings of radio Harvard, reviewed the case hands 0 rescuers even as iouna me veraict just. vainly tried to save her life. irerybody's spirit gam co and Bartolomeo Vanzetti the self styled anarehists who were electrocuted Aug. 22, 1927.

activity in soils and plants. "These new data appear to fur In 1932, five years after the two! In good condition at St. Eliza-were electrocuted, the Worcester. beth's Hospital was Mrs. Elice ther contradict the official doctrine home of Superior Judge expecting a of AC srwkesrnen as to residence Evidence Questioned welch, ii.

wno is third child within a few months Webster Thayer, who presided at time of fallout in the stratosphere and the theory, that stratospheric The two admitted radicals lthe trial wag bombed and he and (She was suffering from shock and and world war i dran-ooagers)his injurpH The hnme exposure but otherwise unharmed fallout tends to drip out uniform Were convicted of the holdup slay The couple were members of bols lightly into a gayer mood for the Easter season. So don't tarry fit the mood to action call us now and treat yourself to a new permanent for Spring! ing of a factory paymaster and his guard near a South Brain-tree, shoe factory in 1920. Their supporters claimed they ly throughout the earth. Hearings in May Anderson said the joint committee will look into these matters at fallout hearings in May. The Defense Department told An was almost destroyed.

The bombing was laid to "radicals" who supported the innocence of Sacco and Vanzetti. Leading Advocate To Speak Cella said that Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno, who fought vainly in 1927 to save the from the electric chair, would head the list derson that recent indications arei rife White Water Canoe, Club, an affiliate of the Appalachian Mountain Ckib. They were part of a party of 16 canoeists gathered to practice the tricky art Sunday in preparation for "shooting" rapids or "white water" in their craft at a later date. Sudden Gust A sudden gust of wind swept the couple into a rapids and over the four-foot walls.

The churning water blinded Welch and he could not see that his wife was swept Kennedy Against Shorter Work Week NEW YORK (API Sen. John the radioactivity in the stratosphere has a "residence life of two years- in contrast to the previously assumed value of about seven years." F. Kennedy (D-Mass), a leading speakers favor of Others scheduled to speak were: JU 1 1 Jill LY wi tire iyviiw.i(iM. presidential nomination, said Sunday he believes a shorter work mreVk would hinder the United OPEN EVENINGS BT APPOINTMENT Tel. 5-5721 for Appointment WANDA TREPACZ BEAUTY SALON 137 North Street (Her Woolworth Prof.

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Barnes. 36. hut it ws States in a production race -with'; toward the bank where rescuers mt aav land D. Sawyer, retired minister, lpicked her from tne water iate. who fought unsuccessfully to have; to search for her! Another member of the canoe- young world of smart Easter hats now styles! now fabrics! 1.99 1 special legislative commission with tne jcy fast-running water fing party, Jabez P.

Whelpton of the Soviet Union. He favors other means to reduce unemployment, Kennedy told a meeting of 350 United Auto Workers local presidents. review me enure case in lysi nnurinc- dnum nn his heart nnti udfturv made a valiant attemnt the Rev. Donald C. Lothrop, di rector of the Community Church of Boston; John N.

M. Howells, chairman of the Liberal Citizens of Massachusetts; and John C. City Payrolls Vp he was overcome. His body, and) to save tne vieum DUt tne cold his 17-foot aluminum canoe, turn- water forced him to seek safety, ed over and over in the water Members of the party said there as rescuers fought to reach him. was no intention of trying the Welch could have touched the rapids Sunday.

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