European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 3 trends role of scientists in a tests Iclet tended . No  Agal fist charges of Ivy lodged against to hems in Star who Are de current , nuclear Jiaw american i Verven cult Cal. Fred Singer of Mary land University College Park md., declared they have made completely baseless charges that the tests Are a series of huge gambles which May have calamitous results that cannot be foreseen misleading even sophisticated laymen  is completely untrue that the results can of. F r1 j not be calculated. To fact the effects Are closely predictable Small and  was one of a jury of eight dentists whom president Ken Nedy asked to reexamine the pro posed Central Pacific space shots in the Light of foreign criticism Andreport whether the tests would be Likely to have dangerous  is currently on leave for one year to direct the . Weather Bureau  foreign scientists like Brit Ain s sir Bernard Lovell have is sailed the teats As american Rou Lette e500 Miles up or As experiments devised by american Arien ixe wore a Vais _ Cowboy Clad pc j is wire if Lambea res for the Parade Damascus orc i tic world s spoof of tie world cup Tarlton  Seattle Wash. The Low Folk i 1959 opened a utile Centennial in Competition who i Oregon s by Observance  nearby Portland. The Llam Witis program Drew no Many people up to 85,000 n Day  was decided to try the same thing with the world s intr. A a Wocl crowd line the Street for the Pantie. United i ens International photo Inada hotel e rills two Cap flon died Here in a fire destroyed the so Robin flin if hotel v-.30 other Kun jests escaped Fly jumping from second windows or sliding Down d sheets la safety air were for.", " Man Ger Kuball said the. I. J. M off vow u. Was h not determined " be of the dead Wab four id in n  other died in a hos i v i to.i1 .t,4nv a the third Holczl fire since in this mining town of. 15.000 bt3bo unties Northwest of Van " i i fuss the coi Fona d in july 1959 to Ennitt h Ufi v n d/hotel1 turned., Wab no tips of life Jln either Chere now on hotel let a the fire were restaurant and Beer floors of the this school a shelter. Too Artesia. Pm. Up a new elementary school sunk in the ground beneath 21 inches of con Crete that can withstand blast pressure and radiation from a nuclear near ," will be dedicated  this Southeastern new Mexico City tuesday. First underground school and fallout shelter did not prove prohibitively expensive Only about $2 per Square foot More than conventional school construction. And  did riot " result in cramped dark quarters that might induce a. Mole psychology in the 540 pupils who we be enrolled this fall. L the Abo school Jiame a for nearby Oil bearing geological for mation x includes All the Conven Lences of win Dowless school design advanced Jigli ung precise temperature and in Talion Oon Lrol a minimum of dust and allergy a citing impurities in the or noise damping acoustic Walls and plenty of Wall Spade \ for pegboard and blackboard  to tvs says ice pm longer x liter Reuthe two president of Tho he atelier said he now would of in Creaton Walja s third party. Tie Auto work text chief Here to the %a1n Naii Quet of the a Abor in for Thuc in led tates. What  is a  of political forces so that each party will represent distinct concept or govern Ireni a Culver said ii endorse d " president Ken Nedy s  rut All Housti he said  Means a temporary deficit. T in Sutlief implied the tax Cut buld beef up the Economy and i Etc conditions g that might be conducive to of glancing the National budget  stable 1 r the school is Roomy 33,865 Square feet and made even More useful because the in Zetorio tables fold into the Walls and classroom seating swivels to once in any direction. Above ground there is a 10-Ticre play urea. In the event of a nuclear attack the school immediately is ready to shelter As Many As 2,000 persons. Enough food and water is stored to maintain them for  least two weeks in a sen cd environment. The school has its own water Well Power Generator radioactivity filtration system decontamination equipment sewage ejection system medical facilities morgue and Short wave radio facilities. Enough folding cots air a stresses and blankets Are on hand for 2,000 persons sleeping in shifts. Alert Man if a nuclear Al i is sounded Dur ing school hours plans Call for1,500 students from nearby schools to be rushed to Abo school by  an Alert should come  another hour residents in the Vicinity of the school assigned priorities i Advance will be admitted. Architect Frt Ink stamp Hurdt of Roswell n.m., a Pioneer in win Dowless school design Drew the plans for Abo school.  Cost $468,000. A local Bond Issue provided $337.000approximately the Cost of conventional Contri Ilion. Federal civil defense funds made up 11\e balance. But within seven years maintenance economics Tinl result from underground construction Are sex pet-tei1. To recover the $1. U,000  cd extras added to the Cost. Abo school is not just unix pediment. Thirty Miles from a Tesin a dozen Atlas icbms launch silos Are under cons Duclion. The White Sands missile Rangs is less than 150 Miles away. An enemy i cult or primed missile timed  either of. These military installations would not Hove to stray tar to wipe out Artesia. On the surface the Abo school is visible Only As a big Concrete slab on which is built an a a Imperf shed forearm and bicycles. List for their own ends and with out regard for the consequences. . Acting secretary5 general u Thurit. Described the tests As of manifestation of a very dangerous  -.  is not True that american scientists arranged these  professor Singer asserted. In fact they Are not scientific Experiment  All they Are military tests. W scientists tire merely taking advantage of them to study their of   Kennedy made  Clear that testing was being resumed Only because of dire military Neces sity when he announced his Deci Sion on March 2, Singer added. He said he could not understand Why scientist critics should claim that they did not have the data to Calcut into the possible effects of the explosions for  on subject a great Den i had been published on the subject in american an British scientific journals some written by Singer  speculated on the possibility of the existence of the Van Altet Rediat ton Betta in 1956, Soine two years before they were discovered1.in 1957, he worked out and pub Lishco some of the consequences of Hydrogen bomb explosions in space. In March and april 1959, he pub 1 is hed fou r a  i cles in miss Heidi and rockets Magazine examining an calculating the effects of nuclear explosions within the Van Alle belts. All of this he said was in formation Reatty available to Sony scientist. My calculations Only took me three Days and if i could figure  then then is no reason Why other physicists should not be Able to Doit now he said lie said he agreed with Britain s Lovell that no government has the right to change the Earth s Environ ment in any significant Way with out prior International study and agreement. But a added the current space shots involve no danger to anything or  will bring about no irreversible changes in the radiation Belt?.the natural radiation Belt Walt he Only slightly perturbed and Only temporarily   Singer referred to the Argus experiments of 1958 in which three separate atomic blasts in Theton Range were set off 300 above the South Atlantic. After a few weeks Evert the most persistent of the effects could not be detected because of the High background of naturally radiation in space he snid.  makes the Grade the korean War and other Marine corps service  the Collar inc studies that maj Donna x. Evans of Eti Reviue n.v., began in 1�u. Dut this Veek Evans Nowr 87 and father of three soil is to get a Bachelor of Art degree front Colgate University. With Eva is left to right Are mrs. Evans Douglas Al Iloni ild 13, and Bryn �. Associated press photo