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The relentless push of the Nortr
Korems have created some concerr
among the US, public. This; we;
reflected in a recent Gallup Pol
which indicated that 73 per cent 0.
the Americans here would like t 4
use the atom bomb against our mi‘
lizary adversaries.
In Hiroshima victim of the firs‘
A-bomb, there is seen .l contrasting
attitude and movement. A perm
center is being established on [ht
sight of the devastated area as 2
symbol of what can but must llul
happen again.
The center is not visualized mere
iy as a pathological sight-seeing at
traction; instead. plans call for a
well-equipped scientific research
center to promote peace. including
an international university.
Also seen in Hiroshima are several
duplex houses built last year by a
group of American citizens win
wanted to demonstrate concretel)
that the Aobomb on Hiroshima (lid
not have the approval of all Ameri
cans.
Latest reports from Hiroehima in
dicate that another group of Ameri—
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cans. this group sent blueprints and
enough money for three houses to
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US. cities.
, Amidst the increasing cry for
blood including the demand for our
use of the A-bomb and H-bomb, the
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