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products produced on Bikini Island
for food and export maxe (it). . . unrealistic as a permanent place ofsettlement.
He wrote that Eneu Island appeared to be the mostfeasible altermative place to resettle the 500 persons who had earlier inicated they
It was rather quietly passed along
to Congress in the form of a money
request. Undersecretaryof the Intenor James A. Jogeph, in asking Congress for a $15 mitiion appropriation
to relocate the people of Bikini, explaned the tragedy in low-key,
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