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Poison Gas / Dangers #203670

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, May 21, 1969
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(Studio) Congress debate halts plan to ship poison gas by RR. To save money, Army unloads Denver train, which was ready to carry gas to E. coast.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite

(Denver, Colorado) When airport busy, jets fly over Rocky Mt. Arsenal. 170 cars to be unloaded until National Academy of Sciences decides safeness of shipping gas. [Physics Prof. Michael McCLINTOCK - cites jets route Crash could kill things in same manner as sheep killed by gas in UT.]
REPORTER: Stanhope Gould

Reporter(s):: Cronkite, Walter;; Gould, Stanhope
Duration:: 00:01:10

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