~
mew
fewdaya
k-
tb
aayo
i8
UO
tho 8.S.
Ataia
-Uu
~~im
xw rtod that
atomic ●xplooionaIm Siberia had boem rogistarod.
that
-t
UniOS
Soviot
x 8 report
kooping
its test
program
sacrot
no as8urance8
aS rogaa%h 041fety ~
with
hao given
asd
Uonnecthn with nlldear weapow.
Gxwat Britain
announced a short timo ago that
wveral
to8t8
with 1?bombs will tako placo near Austral@*
& the m-t-o
~~*
●ctive particlesfiwm earner Amurlcan end SovLe~ ●omiu teats -
falling,
-id.
togetherw$th rain er anew, all over ~
Flatitmon
hae aaked Director ?r. S@lor ef the Dafetn80 MoeInsti~th8r
radioactivityovor Horway will incroaso after the
recent atoaic explosionsin the Sovi8t.
Wen at
-O definite anaWOr to thi8 Caa be
Mroctor M@er, %ut we eot
ox Pu(h
this
offects measured by w come after some ttia.u
said
=re
tlm
present
tl!no ,‘
~ssibil$t~e
m~
is al~ys SOM radioactivityover Horway due to earlim
atomic tests,
juet
as the case b
●lsewhere h
the -Id.
~
m
ooca8ions,howavor, radioactivity
over Horway has bum greater than
easurementswhich
have boon offected,
it is today. Aecor~
to ●
radioact%vlty18 far =1OW ths limit which %s emaidered dangeroto health./
**
eontlnuou8 measuranents
Horway?u
ef radioactivity
carried *W in
posts
all ovor *
country carry cm%
-vary secomi day military
-U@
sample8 ef water taken at tiw pomanent pom’1
as well as random mm 18s fro6 varioua aroa8s n aro at all times
with these
Mfonaod about radiat!on activity. We will eontlnne
said
meaauremontsas long as radioactivitycan be @@@ Wmod,*
Dire %mr M@lere
moamroments.
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