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Let’s quit worrying about radio- ] active fallout from the 1961 bombj tests as a health hazard for awhile and concentrate on getting ready for Christmas. 1
There are two things to think about in this business of fallout and its effect on humans— j
The scientists are by no means' in agreement as to how much ra-j dioactivity we can absorb without; bothering us. '
There isn’t very much that us! average folks can jo about it anyway .
In spite of all of the bopibs set, of fin the lats few months, the chances are that there still isn’t enough radioactive fallout in the, United States to constitute a health problem. This no one knows for sure, but a majority of the men who know most about the problem
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