Secret Hobby Stamps and Nuclear Breeder's Giant Costs
A breeder’s announced costs run to 3.3 million dollars, with two others at 26 and 18 million. At Hanford Washington uranium-235 splits to plutonium, but the process yields less plutonium than uranium consumed. The race to force breeding uranium atoms to produce more than one offspring could convert all uranium to plutonium for power. The breeder’s power potential uses high speed neutrons and molten metal steam systems.
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Atomic fuel goal of tests at new plant
Idaho Falls dispatch details the US Atomic Energy Commission breeder reactor at Snake River plains nearing completion. The reactor aims to produce nuclear fuel, a landmark peace project on a vast treeless 400000 acre site with two other reactors for naval power and materials testing, expected to finish by year end.
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Missouri Professor Neal Ends Life in Columbia Home
Robert M. Neal 49, veteran newsman and University of Missouri journalism professor, died by self-inflicted gunshot wound in his residence study. Acting Coroner Morgett said Neal pressed a .32 caliber pistol to his chest. the gun’s slide caught in his shirt. He had led the copy desk at The Missourian and taught at Wisconsin, authoring journalism textbooks. He is survived by wife and five children.
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Re-elected to Federal Reserve Dallas Class A directors named
W L Peterson of Denison was reelected a Class A director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. J R Parten announced W F Beall of Jacksonville was reelected a Class B director. Both will begin new three year terms Jan 1.
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Three Hurt as Asphalt Explodes Near Camp Polk
Three civilian workers from Shreveport were critically injured when an asphalt-loaded truck exploded during unloading at Camp Polk Louisiana. Injured: Ernest Wickens 34 Ike Johnson 41 and W D Watson 46. Cause of blast unknown. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Duval Shields Voting Lists Disputed Access
In Corpus Christi on November 22, Duval County Attorney R F Luna calls his offhand opinion that county poll and tally lists for the general election cannot be inspected without a court order. In Duval County State Rep A J Vale of Rio Grande City was reported receiving 4739 write in votes.
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Vale trails in bid for 79th District judge post
The 79th District race saw Vale leading Judge Sam G. Reams 43 to 79 votes as Dever County figures favored Vale in the four county district. Vale, reelected state representative, said he does not want the judgeship. The state election board met in Austin to canvass votes. Attorneys allied with Reams sought certified poll and tally lists from Duval County Clerk A. Garcia after Luna’s opinion was requested.
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