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EISENBUD: Waita minute, Wright. Everybody knowsthat a plane
can crash ints an apartment house and kill people.
LANGHAM:
Doesn't anybody know that it's possible that ‘allout
can?
This was never announced.
DUNHAM: It didn't come out clearly because there was no public
announcement abovt this.
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FREMONT-SMITH:
four,
At least three things are wrong, or maybe
UPTON: I don't think there's any need necessarily to defer discussion to Saturday if it's pertinent now. Isn't that right? This is
a free-wheeling kind of a meeting.
EISENBUD:
Let me finish the Japanese story.
LANGHAM: Let me clear up one thing. My saying that Merril's
story is incredible doesn't mean that [think Merril is incredible!
{Laughter]
FREMONT-SMITH:
We think he's incredible!
[Laughter]
DONALDSON: Merril, at this point may I inject a comment about
the fate of the fish?
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EISENBUD: Yes.
DONALDSON:
The fish from the Fukuryu Maru were buried at
Yaizu and subsequently were dug up and sent to various laboratories,
EISENBUD:
I'm glad to know that.
DONALDSON:
I was unaware of it.
Pieces of these fishes have been drawn and quar-
tered and analyzed and reanalyzed, again and again. So there is at
least a great fund of evaluations by individual Japanese of the contamination of these Fukuryu Maru fish.
EISENBUD:
Good.
FREMONT-SMITH:
I'm giad to know that.
And they were contaminated?
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