GOOD READING

1.) First, a great book by E. N. Skousen, A Nuclear War ($7.95 ppd., Freemen Inst., Box 31776, Salt L. City, UT 84131), bringing once again not only the technical details of nuclear power, but also those of the war fought against it by the various coalitions, foundations and alliances. It is prefaced by Edward Teller, who says: "The message that the book carries is ... not only obvious and interesting, but convincing for anyone whose mind leaves at least a crack open through which new and correct ideas may enter."

3.) Facts About Tomorrow's Energy is a citizen's group led by David Beatty, which publishes an excellent bimonthly newsletter and is worthy of support. Membership (includes newsletter) $10/year; Box 1246, Shawnee Mission, KS 66222.

4.) "The Biological Effects of Low-Level Ionizing Radiation" by A.C. Upton, Scientif. Amer., Feb. 82. The table on perceived vs. statistically observed risks is available from us (Are you being duped?) together with the quotes mentioned below.

5.) "Fop... Birder..." by Gary ("Doonesbury") Trudeau; and "Is Nature too good to us?" by W. Tucker, Harpers, Feb. 82.

6.) Doctors Against Health, on the antinuclear physicians, is breaking records of first-month sales.