Privately Owned Nuclear Fuel Plant to Start in Ashford NY
The world's first privately owned nuclear fuel reprocessing plant begins on a 3,300 acre Ashford site, costing 33 million dollars, with 300 construction workers and 200 long term jobs expected. The project, operated by Nuclear Fuel Services Inc., is funded by W R Grace and American Machine and Foundry, plus state and private grants. Local fears over urban growth contrast with officials touting economic and industrial benefits and long term waste storage plans in salt beds.
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Marian Reynolds
Clean Times-Herald
Associated Press
Ashford
N.Y
State Labor Department
Atomic Center
Nuclear Fuel Services Inc
Washington
W. R. Grace Co
American Machine and Foundry
Empire State Atomic Development Associates
U.S. Nuclear Submarine Boom Surges to New High
The United States accelerates building of atomic submarines, aiming at 86 units by decade's end with four launchings set for Saturday across three shipyards. The fleet includes 16 attack subs and Polaris missiles, while costs approach 15 billion dollars and crews scale up toward 16,000 sailors.
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U.S
Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Washington
Polaris
Tecumseh
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
John C. Calhoun
Virginia
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Daniel Boone
Navy
Mare Island
Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
U.S. Navy
George Washington
Kennedy to Be as Safe on Trip as If He Stayed in Washington
President Kennedy will be guarded by the Secret Service on his 10 day European tour to West Germany Ireland Britain and Italy. The agency coordinates security with foreign counterparts and uses motorcades trained agents and advance security sweeps to protect him in crowds and at public events. Kennedy is known to mingle with the public, a trait that both endears him to supporters and worries agents.
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Kennedy
Washington
Douglas B. Cornell
Europe
U.S. Secret Service
White House
Secret Service
FBI
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Gerald A. Behn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Germany
Ireland
Britain
Italy
ALC Chief Urges Negroes Welcomed to Church
In a strong letter to 5000 congregations, American Lutheran Church president Dr. Fredrick A. Schiotz urged pastors to welcome Negro guests or members and confront racial sins. He warned patience is ending for the Negro and judgment is near for whites. The LCA called a conference for four Negro clergymen in Chicago, Sept. 24-28.
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Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
Fredrick A. Schiotz
ALC
Dubuque Doctor Named AMA VP
Dr. Donovan F. Ward of Dubuque Iowa was named vice president of the American Medical Association as officers were elected for the coming year. Dr. Norman A. Welch of Boston was named president-elect by acclamation. Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami was installed as 1963 president. Welch will become the 118th AMA president at next year’s convention in San Francisco.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Donovan F. Ward
Dubuque
Iowa
American Medical Association
Norman A. Welch
Boston
AMA
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Welch
Association
San Francisco
Beverly writer Bruce Lancaster dies at 66
Bruce Lancaster author of Guns of Burgoyne and Blind Journey dies at Beverly Hospital at age 66 on Thursday. The Beverly Mass. native published several novels and was known for war and travel themed works through his career.
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Beverly
Mass
Bruce Lancaster
Beverly Hospital
U S Disarmament Talks Edge Toward Hot Line Progress
Washington and Moscow agree to a 24 hour hot line for emergencies linking teleprinter systems via London and other cities. Officials caution no quick disarmament breakthroughs amid deadlock on a nuclear test ban and inspections.
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Washington
Moscow
Kennedy Donations Aid PT 109 Benefit Premiere
President Kennedy sent a 1000 dollar personal check to a committee planning a Beverly Hills premiere for PT 109. The July 2 event at the Beverly Hilton supports a Santa Monica child mental health center named for Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Rose Kennedy will be guest of honor. Mrs. Peter Lawford chairs.
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Kennedy
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Santa Monica
Peter Lawford
Rose Kennedy
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