Atomic Sub Plans surface as U S pushes ahead
Washington reports growing signals that the United States may start actual construction of an atomic powered submarine. AEC progress on reactors and secret talks with lawmakers hint at funding in the naval budget. The issue ties to broader Cold War moves including U S Russia policy and European economic ties.
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Europe Today Plan Pressure On Britain For Unity
London reports U S Marshall plan officials will press Britain to join closer Western European economic unity. They seek removal of dual price controls on coal exports and a freer inter European payments scheme with more convertible trade balances. Britain’s reluctance has slowed integration progress.
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C R Engineers To Meet March
The Cedar Rapids Engineers club will hold its annual meeting March 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the Montrose hotel. Principal speaker T A Boyd of General Motors research labs will discuss anti knock compounds and has received the Hornung Memorial award for service in fuels and engines. Reservations: J A Paulsen at 20880.
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