Nuclear Power Should Enter New England Plants
Dr. Richard M. Alt of Arthur D. Little at the New England Council meeting said high fuel costs push New England toward nuclear generating plants. He cited McKinney Commission estimates that nuclear power will rise to 14 percent of new capacity by 1970 and 65 percent by 1980, with solar energy potential also noted for future substitution.
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New England
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Richard M. Alt
Arthur D. Little, Inc
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McKinney Commission On
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Council
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Néwee
Rhoda Island
Yankée the Co.ds
Iplion Beltiz
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United States
Féderal Powér Cormission
Maine
Committee of
Virginia
West Virginia
Takatea Roads
New. England
England
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Auto crash ends with license revocation and fine
After a highway accident involving Jesse Liggins, a friend pushed his damaged car on a downgrade. The vehicle coasted at over 50 mph around another car before a state patrol officer stopped Liggins. He was fined 15 dollars, ordered to pay costs, and his license was revoked.
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Jesse Liggins
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North Dakota Farms Revealed as Majority of Statewide total
Latest estimates show North Dakota hosts 52 543 farms constituting 84.4 percent of the state’s farming operations.
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North Dakota
Central
Afafion Eléétiie Sérvice
Keep America Beautiful mobilizes to curb highway litter
The Lincoln Times notes the poem by a rural resident and explains Keep America Beautiful and allied groups rally nationwide to fight litter. Police and courts back anti litter laws while campaigns urge receptacles, community programs, and personal responsibility to reduce trash along roadsides and public spaces.
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Lincoln Times
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Lurich
America
EAB Ist
Américan Légion
Boys’ Clubs of America
Boy -Scouts
National Council of State
KAB
Atérs
27 Inch Brim Hats Spark Easter Parade Craze
The Easter parade features oversized hats with brims up to 27 inches. Designers say the trend stems from emotional weariness and boredom with slim silhouettes, while psychologists attribute it to immaturity or desire for male attention.
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Gay Pauvey
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New York
Sid Walter Forell
Sally Victor
Dwight D. Pigehower
Notable Hat Trends Discussed by Psychologists in 1920s Tour
The piece cites Dr James F. Bender and Dr Louis describing hat fashion as a mood accessory and attention grabbing device. They discuss how certain hats can stabilize emotions and enhance appearance, noting emotional impact and social perception during public wear.
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Frederi¢g
Finkélstein
Jamés F. Bender
Carta
Bénder
Louis
Be CAHSFUL Notice and Mineral Resource Note
A cautious early stage note highlights growth potential and demand for non ferrous metals. It mentions copper lead and zinc as valuable combined volumes, signaling emphasis on mineral resources and market interest.
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Hypnosis Experiment with Bridey Murphy Subject Explored
The piece recounts an experiment in hypnosis with a 19 year old Columbia sophomore and mentions a famous hypnosis case Bridey Murphy. A hypnotist checks prospects of testing memory under trance and describes an attempt to induce age progression and recall. The account blends quotes and perceived experiences with uncertainty about the subject.
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Dimmerman United
New York
Columbia
University
Bridéy Murphy
Bridey
Cortes
Gordon
Shoke S
Bess
Garroway to wed Pamela Wilde in surprise engagement
New York report says Dave Garroway star of Today and Wide Wide World will marry Pamela Wilde a production coordinator. Wilde 28 says no ceremony date set and notes Garroway has proposed recently. Wilde has a seven year old son Mike from a prior marriage. Garroway was divorced from Adele Dwyer in 1946 and has a daughter Paris, 12.
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New York
Dave Garroway
Garrowdy
Garroway
Adele Dwyer
Paris
Wheelchair Homes Grants Aid Over Four Thousand Veterans
Federal grants totaling more than 14 million dollars have funded wheelchair homes for more than 4,300 disabled veterans. As of January 31, 1958, about 6,500 veterans were eligible for such aid, with 4,327 already receiving grants and either moving in or under construction. VA covers 50 percent of costs up to 10,000 dollars. average grant about 9,482 dollars, with ramps and other accessibility features included.
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Veterans Administrations
Armouriced Tod
Francis D Kenna Seeks Re election for Middlesex Norfolk District
Medway attorney Francis D Kenna announces he seeks reelection as Democratic State Committeeman for the Middlesex Norf folk District. He notes four years of service, crediting organization across towns and districts since 1952 and his work to form town and area committees in time for pre primary conventions. He urges continued support for the Easter Seal Fund.
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Marlboro
Francis DeKenna
Medway
Framingham
Middlesex-Norfolk
Democratic Party
Menenna Spicdees
Fragmentary OCR Brief Notes on Official Actions
A partial OCR fragment references official actions and affiliations but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readable text hints at a procedural or legal context without verifiable specifics.
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