Probers press to delay Dixon Yates deal again
Senate investigators pressed the AEC to suspend the Dixon Yates power contract as they widen probes into the deal. Senators Langer and Kefauver urged extra testimony from AEC Chairman Strauss and Budget Director Hughes, amid charges of unearned dividends and dual books at Mississippi Power Light and Arkansas Power Light. Witnesses testified of two-book accounting and rising rates, with Middle South Utilities linked to the disputed terms.
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Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Dixon- Yates
Langer
Kefauver
Lewis L. Strauss
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
Southern Utility
Memphis
Tennessee
Valley Authority
TVA
Middle ‘South Utilities, Inc
Mississippi
Arkansas
Middle South
Mississippi-Power &Light Company
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Middle‘South
Judicielary Committee
House Atomic Energy Committee
Subcommittee
Senate Rules Committee
Republican Policy Committee
TEC
Budget Bureau
J.D. Stietenroth
Mississippi Company
Mississippi Power Company
Stietenroth
New York
Jackson
Mise
A. J. Ws
West Memphis
Ark
Divorce Granted in Uncontested Stamford Case
Judge Howard W. W. Alcorn of Superior Court yesterday granted Jean Carriers Spizak of Stamford an uncontested divorce from Michael Spieak also of Stamford on the ground of intolerable cruelty. They were married October 9, 1948.
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Howard W.W. Alcorn
Superior
Jean Carriers, Spizak
Stamford
Michael Spieak
Gregg cites apathy to spur New Hampshire GOP action
Governor Hugh Gregg warned at the state Republican convention that voter apathy endangers GOP gains. He noted Maine earlier and New Hampshire this month show a trend, despite a record slate of Republican candidates and high registered voter totals. He urged a shift from apathy to action to energize the party. The Cotton Bowl reference is noted as a separate fact in the report.
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Concord
N.H
Hugh Gregg
New Hampshire
Maine
Gregg
Gasoline blast hurls policeman 30 feet in Hartford incident
A pool of gasoline leaking from a Borden dairy yard pump exploded in Hartford injuring Policeman Eugene Bergeron who was hurled about 30 feet. He suffered burns to hands face and neck but is reported in good condition at McCook hospital. Employee Charles Storré alerted authorities as the leak was being stopped. Football scoring history notes that goals touchdowns and safeties were used until 1883 when the point system was adopted.
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Borden Company Dairy
Eugene Bergeron
McCook Hospital
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