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Nuclear Protest Bus
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Side view of a bus used to transport members of League Against Nuclear Dangers to the Wisconsin state capitol during hearings regarding a moratorium on nuclear power in Wisconsin. A banner on the side of the bus reads, "There is no peaceful atom." A smaller sign in a bus window features the same message and a skull and crossbones. A number of people can be seen through the windows.
May 1975
League Against Nuclear Dangers
Publication Information
| Creator | League Against Nuclear Dangers |
|---|---|
| Date Created | May 1975 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 12 x 8 cm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | League Against Nuclear Dangers records, 1973-1994 |
|---|---|
| Call Number | PH Stevens Point Mss BK |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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W014ADT
WHi 95912
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Rudolph Anti-Nuclear Sign
circa 1970-1979
Sign posted along side of the road reading "The people of Rudolph say no to nuclear power plants."
Anti-Nuclear Drawing
1976
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Balloon Launch Postcard
December 21, 1973
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League Against Nuclear Dangers, Inc.
Non-Stock Corporations, Wood County
Examples of Figures Showing Radiation Pathways
July 1976
Diagram showing environmental means by which humans can be exposed to radiation from nuclear power plants.
Bus Service
August 7, 1928
View towards the left side of a bus. People are sitting inside the bus which is parked on an unpaved road. The sign painted on the side reads: "Royal Transfer & Storage Ltd." A sign above the front...
