The presentation of the results of the RanNDCabrie] study. LIEEY g The firet hour will be devoted to the local problem, that ieJ the fallout in the first few dsys,. Yr. Fill Kellogg and his astcociates will present this raterial. Fe will have to go rather fast in order to cover the worl in the KFLLOGs last several months in an hour or so, I'm going to start] by going over, very briefly, some of the work that we've done. Thm I'll turn it over te Bob Mapp, who will tell you in a little mbre detail about sample ctudy, As suve of you already know, we've arbitrarily divided the Gabriel study inte two parts, them as Part I and Part II, rather Felfefer to Part I concerns the early fajlout, and by this we mean the fallout which occurs in the firat fewlhours or days, and Part IJ, the world wide fallout, which we've bem discussing this worning mostly, There was a good reason for this ditiston, First of all, it secned that Part I, the early fallout, cquld be considered a type of weapon affect, and therefore it was dbvious that it would have to be kept classified in most of its Also, we knew that there was a good deal core data avs agpects. ue on the close in fallout, due to the routine checks that are nade [ero teat sites, So we felt that it was a good idea to treat this separately, and what I'm going to talk about is Part I, thp early fallout. Just to throw this problem into focus, let me nention a few that I think sre universally known about how the material things Es brought Deanartment of Energy Choad ad ade es et tm inn igerne, : a wee URE ad a!