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Dr. Lester Machta, the Weather Bureaus chief fallout specialist, said the springtime winds at 30,000 feet where most radioactive particles accumulate were now only as fast as the about winds prevail two-thir- ing last October. but now is no He also said the use of plufirst U.S. longer associated with the U.S. tonium, instead of the less so- nuclear program, speculated the phisticated uranium - 235 emChinese may have dropped their ployed in the first Chinese latest device from a plane and indicated China has two test, ways employed plutonium in the of making atomic weapons, just bombs manufacture. as have the United States and in an Washington the Soviet Union. Lapp said . air drop from a comparatively short-rang- e strategic bomber countries such MELODY GRAND impress might as India, who have refused to and WINTER embark on atomic programs although they have the technical for ability. Path Unclear still unclear whether! the cloud would pass over Alas-- ' ka and Canada or further south when it reaches North America in a few days. Dr. Ralph Lapp, a nuclear physicist ) who worked on the1 It was . IN SALT LAKE CITY e Ad Pag 15 per month SUMMERHAYS COMPANY 3719 S. Stato SI. MUSIC W,j Sale starts Sat. 10 a.m. Limited quantities! -- Broken sizes and colorsl Sorry, no maif or phone orders, lay aways or C.O.D.'sl dresses and costumes students' rain slickers From Page One $ Reg. American troops in or near 000 IS - Attack by Isle Troops Continued 5.98-9.9- Santo Domingo. The U.S. toll stood at 17 killed and 86 wounded. The U.N. Security Council in New York called for a strict Dominican Ceasefire and directed Secretary General U Thant to send a personal representative here. 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