-
- played in your lives.
Throughout the program,
dignity.
It has revealed a facet of their nature that was overwhelming.
the Marshallese always conducted themselves with complete
Theirs was the wisdom born of many sorrows and hardships.
They were respon-
‘sible and objective in their statements apologizing for being emotional when their
conduct was the essence of composure and restraint.
poeple, with good reason for being so.
They are a proud and sensitive
At each lecture meeting, three flags always
flew in the stiff wind--the UN, the TT, and the United States--the latter flag honoring
a nation known for its sincerity in keeping to its commitments and its humanitari
beliefs.
Acknowledgements
Our sincere thanks to Drs. V. Bond, R. Conard, K. Knudsen, Mr. C. Meinhold and
Mr. A. Hull for givino us this most unique opportunity in the realm of education.
Dr. W. Weyzen
To
(DOE), our gratitude for recognizing the urgent need ane funding us to
carry out the task.
And finally,
to the Heath Physics Society and you ladies and
gentlemen our thanks for sharing this experience of ours.
References
TTPI74
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, July 1974, Question and Answer
Booklet on Effects of Fallout on Rongelap and Utirik.
USERDA75
United States Energy Research and Development Administration, March 1975,
Radiological Conditions at Enewetak Atoll and Protection of Future
Residents.
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