Seven Nations Join U.S. In Atoms for Peace Program
Nine countries led by the United States and including the Soviet Union will push Eisenhower’s atoms for peace into action next year. The United Nations General Assembly approved creating an international atomic agency to serve as a clearing house, training center and broker for radioactive isotopes and related technologies.
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Postmark Traces Early Christmas Gift Note to Franklin
Mrs. Harry F. Twombly of Salisbury received a Christmas thank you note bearing a Franklin postmark dated Jan 1 1915, explaining why the gift arrived a month early. The item highlights mail delays and cross-town mailing in early 20th century New Hampshire.
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