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ST LOUIS (AP)--From o@_of the mouths of children is coming information about one of the most hazardous effects of the atomic bomb: strontium-90.

In St. Louis, children give itheir baby teeth to a scientific group which is studying stron- . tium-90, mainly trying to deter-

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teeth for more than two years. | Radioactive fallout, which in- cludes strontium-90, occurs im- mediately after a nuclear explo- sion and, borne by high winds, |keeps coming down for about | three years.

| The minute particles settle |upon the vegetables we eat and |are also passed on to us in meat |and milk. Strontiufn-90 is similar | to calcium in makeup and there- }fore has an affinity for bone. |CNI, composed of scientists, physicians, teachers and citi-

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zens, is worried about radiation | effects on human bones. . i

Dr. Louise Reiss, an internist, was director of the baby tooth survey in its infancy. |

She points out that baby teeth, | unlike bones, can be in large enough numbers f significant study. Through yses of the teeth scientists can learn how much strontium-90 gets into bones.

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although work is yet to be done, say the people who initiated it. However one widely - known scientist, Dr. Barry Commoner of Washington University, said it is already significant because it is “the first data in the world on strontium-90 levels in the bones of a mass sampling of humans.” _ Some other communities also plan tooth studies, including Montreal, New York and Tokyo.

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NOTTINGHAM, England (AP)—Older members of a rather . exclusive ,set here are having a nine-hole golf course built for them at no cost, and they can use it without paying an admis- sion charge.

The only requirement ts a lengthy jail sentence.

It’s the only way anyone can get to play the nine- hole. course now being built inside the security com- pound of Nottingham Jail. a prison for criminals sent- enced to long terms.

The building of the course was initiated when officials found the older prisoners,

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MOSCOW (AP) — Premier |Khrushchev was formally ‘nomi- jnated Thursday by four districts |in Moscow and elsewhere in the Soviet Union for re - election to the Supreme Soviet, the Soviet parliament. His re - election March 17 thus seems assured. His nomination by these several districts is an honorary affair. Later he will select the one where he will campaign. Under the Soviet system his name fi- |

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