β Scribed by McKeown, William Thomas
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Nuclear apprenticeship -- Atomic energy meets the Cold War -- "There must be something wrong at SL-1" -- Wayward atoms -- "Caution: radioactive materials" -- Accident aftermath -- Murder-suicide? -- Nuclear legacy.;Was the world's first fatal nuclear accident -- the 1961 explosion of a SL-1 military test reactor in Idaho -- the result of a crime of passion? Was the disaster promptly covered up to protect the burgeoning nuclear industry? Idaho Falls documents one of America's best-kept secrets and investigates the question of conspiracy.
Idaho -- Idaho Falls
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