Atomic energy set to revolutionize power industries in 1955
NEA reports major firms and banks expect nuclear power to transform energy sectors. Private investment rises as Atomic Energy Act eases access, with GE projecting 50 percent of new electric power by 1976 atomic. Notable investors include Chase, Lazard Freres, Lehman, and the Atomic Development Mutual Fund. SEC approves uranium stock offerings. caution urged on risk and fine print.
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Washington
NEA
Walker L. Cisler
Detroit Edison Co
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric
G. E
Ralph J. Cordiner
U.S
AEC
American Locomotive Co
Drwrence R. Hafstad
ABC
Chase National Bank
New York
U. S
Gordon Dean
Lehman Brothers
David E. Lilienthal
Lazard Freres & Co
N. Y
Commission
Newton J. Steers, Jr
Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc
Or Trust
Steers
Uncle Sam
Robert LeBaron
Defense
Atomic Energy
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Producers Association
Robert W. Dowling
The
Jack Turner
Utah
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Prison Newspapers: Penal Press Reaches Inmates and Public
Inmates in North American prisons publish weekly and monthly papers, mainly produced by male offenders with some by women. The penal press, though niche, reaches about one million readers, offers campus and cellblock news, and supports rehabilitation while sometimes informing the public about prison practices and conditions.
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Hing Ao Unite
United States
North America
Formosan Reserve Plan Feeds Chiang's Youthful Army
Analysis from Nea Special Corps notes Formosa reserve program trains 41 000 youths per year to replenish Chiang Kai-shek's forces. MAAG expansion, dual military and State Department roles, and German influence on parade drills shape a youthful army ready for potential combat. Concerns arise over keeping fighters in peak condition amid evolving command duties.
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Cs Corseapentons Taipel
Chaing
Formosa
MAAG
Japan
Korea
Roks
Free China Witiers
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
U.S. State Department
State Department
Thin Eo
Mystery Still Surrounds Brink's 5 Year Heist
Boston investigators have never solved the 5 year old Brink's robbery. Authorities still seek $4,006 in listed bills and $1,481,009 in unregistered bonds reportedly taken from a North End garage safe room. Witnesses recall a tense night as five Brink's workers with pistols counted millions.
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Boston Land and Harbor Police
Taw
State Polie
FBI
Boston
Nesses
Brink's, Inc
Brink's
Brink
Arrest Lead To End Of Friendship
A 41 year old Maud Oklahoma farmer Russell Noland was arrested by State Trooper Bert George while transporting 22 cases of liquor from Missouri into Oklahoma a dry state. The trunk held 19 cases of eea a case of wine 2 cases of gin and a case of malt beer.
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Afton
Okla
Russell Noland
Maud
Bert George
Noland
Missouri
Oklahoma
U. S. Highway 66
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