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WANT A-GURB
The two Socialist Parties yes-

terday
subunitted
to
ihe
Diet a resolution asking the
United Nations to transfer atom

hemb tests to international con-

trol,
.
The Left-Wing Socialists set

en appeal to all political partiles

to

join

in proposing the

victims cf the P: kini
i bomb
jest
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AN crewmen of the Fukn

ryu Maru be given complete

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treatinent at a given hospita’

(2) Japan reject possible US
request for the persons ©
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men;

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min’ctered exclusively by Jape

nose medical experts; (28) Js
pen ask the U.S. for data ©
nuclear fiss.on tests and facil
ties and macerials necessary fc
medicar ircaiment as well c

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FINDINGS BARED—Dr, Masao Teuzukt (second from lett),
Tokyo University atamic scientist who with Dr. Kentaro Shimizn (right background) is-treating tlre two most serious caseg.
of radiation pcisonirg,

compensation for the afecic
crewmen,

shows X-rays, to newsmen at a press

conference yesterday, Or. TeuzukiAaid seven ifferent radio.
wavtive elements have heen f u.d among ashes taken fromthe
Tukaryau Maia No, 5.
Kyodo Photo

“fhe Cabiect, Will study cor
crete ineasures On the case +

the fishermen affected by t>

Bikini atomic bom’ test at i

theeting today.” Chief Cabin
Secretary Kenji Fukunaga to
niativcs of the two &$
reste: day.
ay
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abl
ukunaga to ¢
te Cabinet io
14ap c¢
measures to vrechide recuiic of the tadistion incident.
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the March

essional jealousy teamed yesnto Japanese-American atn dusted by nuciear ach in
_Bomic experts at To-

joew members of

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ack with fhe levyingof ob

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tuna flopanese,
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entific
controversy

created “a tumultuous background for the arrival here last
elnight of Merriil Eisenbud, direcfor of the Heaith and Safety
-, Division of the U.S. Atomic
He will

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the Fukuryu 3a)

Naval Baze at Y¥
only place in ir
facilities
aciiti
for rotihe
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thering scientific
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ended at Tukyo Ine

10 in a fight opposing use of &
mic weapons.
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organization v

also seek the support of 1
World Federation of Trv
‘Unions and the Internatio
Confederation of Free Tri
Unions to its planned rezolut
calling for an international i
on the usé of atomic weapo?

ans‘ternational Airport shortly afte

inate: 10 p.m, and was whisked from

e US..7iS plane to a waalting U.S. Emya
sedan. He made no Sstateee atomie expert, who will
fer tod:jay withh American
confer
nerica

. “Ambassador John M. Allison) is

expected to reveal sciéntific inive to the March

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joactive cle.
xamining samples
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Sangyo Keizai in its com
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on the fishing boat No. 5 Fy
ive afaru’s suffering from
it
. atomie blast tes t in
nl preving grounds’ reg
ied Japanese scientists’ cect

oy

; Cles ond individus
tigate and ¢
hot” tuna beat and :
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Local officials
American offer to ¢

Coure!l of Japan Labor Unio

b eis SO eo

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shi Nishiwaki,
si-tant professor at the
b Munic Ipal Medical Unie

alism, Instcad of acting as
present,” the paper stre:
Sc.entists and) medical se:
as well should act toge’

probing into the incident
Jor treatment of the vi

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