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and deep satisfaction out.

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Now let's get to the news.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

It's the, uh, when we, when we tape this, it was the 75th anniversary of setting off the first atomic bomb,

and we found an old-timey news report of that.

Nevada Desert in America is the scene of the latest atomic test.

International observers come by invitation to join scientists, military, and civil defense authorities making a study of the test. International observers come by invitation to join scientists, military and

civil defense authorities making a study of the test. A whole town of specially chosen types

of buildings with dummies inside them has been erected to study survival chances in an atomic

explosion. Called Doom Town, the buildings and their contents will test the effect of the bomb

at distances ranging

from one to two miles. The extent to which food will be contaminated by radioactivity will also be

studied along with the effect of blast on communications. Fully protected cameras concealed inside

and outside the buildings will take pictures of the blast scene. Okay, so here's, this is news to me.

So I had always thought, Charles Lindbergh, waves to his adoring fans.

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