What's in a Name - Reply

["John E. Aperans" <JAPERANS@wsmr-emh81.army.mil>]

Denis J. Rinkacs Jr. wrote:

> how about "The beneficial Atom" :>.
> 
> denny
> cmu radsafety
> 
Rich Oesterling suggested

>"The Atom:  Today's Aladdin's Lamp"

And Hans Richter threw this into the ring:

>"Uses,  not  abuses,  of   the  atom"

Not that I have no imagination of my own, but didn't the phrase
"ATOMS FOR PEACE" come up in the 1950s?  Is it copyrighted?
Would it not apply today, nostalgia aside?

Just a thought.


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