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CDR. CRONKITE:
UHr.-: Eisenbud expressed an interest
hefore I left Quadjalein in having urine samples from the
Uterik people,
When I do not knew, or what intervals he
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HARLEY:
DR. EUGHER:
Are they back now?
They are back on their own atoll at
the present time.
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MR. HARLEY:
We would like to get a set of samples
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before this project gets going, if we can.
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of dealing through the trust territory people perhaps to get
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a sample certainly in August, and then perhaps another
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sample when you get out there on the study, if that is
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possible.
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of our personnel there.
We were thinking
DR. BUGHER:
They are accustomed to it now.
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DR. BUGHER:
HARLEY:
/t least the Rongelap people are.
Administrative ad logistic support we have already
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already pretty well clarified.
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I think that is probably the balance of the thing.
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I think the urine sampling can be done without ay
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Those are administrative problems which we have
I think that has been
Now, the transportation, air and survace.
Air is
MATS, I presume, and surface transportation again comes to
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