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Colorado Springs Gazette - BY PAM ZUBECK Suburbanites built concrete bomb shelters stocked with canned food in which they could wait out Armageddon. That was the atmosphere of fear bred by the specter of mutual destruction in which the North American Aerospace Defense Command ...
NORAD has stirred imagination of filmmakers, childrenColorado Springs Gazette
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Colorado Springs Gazette - BY PAM ZUBECK Suburbanites built concrete bomb shelters stocked with canned food in which they could wait out Armageddon. That was the atmosphere of fear bred by the specter of mutual destruction in which the North American Aerospace Defense Command ...
NORAD has stirred imagination of filmmakers, children
