Moon nuclear reactor aims for lunar cooling on bare surface
Francisco AP report describes Argonne National Laboratory designs for a lunar reactor delivering about 2000 kilowatts with a 10 ton cooling system. Large radiating fins spread heat in vacuum, weight around 20 pounds per kilowatt, and potential lighter versions if the Moon has any atmosphere.
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Extradition Bid Stymied in Idaho Murder Case
A federal extradition bid for Mary Catherinpion was blocked as prosecutors pressed for stronger evidence connected to the 1930s case involving former University of Idaho basketball player Perry Test. Sheriff Bartolamiessid Mandh ampton testified at Badger Hall as Lanestradition faced the charge, while the death near Gooding of John Hunt remained tied to the ongoing investigation.
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Perry Test
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Italian man sentenced for murder of sister in icy tree death
In the northeast Italian mountains, a man was sentenced to prison for murdering his sister Pierina Cassina by tying her to a snow-covered tree. The case also involved others charged with complicity in the killing and exposure.
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Nation’s Water Radiation Topic Faced in Conference
In Washington UPI reports Sunita exerts cancelled today and officials guess how pure the nation’s water supply is. Prepared speeches at the National Conference on Water Pollution urged stepped up research to answer whether safe quantities of various chemicals in drinking water have cumulative effects.
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Washington
UPI
Nuclear Sub Run Success
A U S Navy trial of a new nuclear powered submarine near San Francisco was deemed a success by Admiral Hyman G. Rickover. He and Rear Admiral L. J. Levensinger visited Mare Island to inspect the program and praise the crew. Radiation safety experts warned that disposal of high level waste and uranium processing pose major challenges to peaceful atomic energy use.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Mare Island Naval
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Dwight F. Metzler
Kansas' Health Board
Chauncey D. Leake
Oho State University Medical College
John A. 2Pa
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Masiivle Laboratory For
Seamen Unemployment Benefit Ruling Questioned
The case challenges a spread-work agreement between steamship companies and three unions that limits how long seamen can remain employed and qualify for unemployment benefits. Unions contend legs allow benefits when workers are displaced. the companies argue workers leave voluntarily and lose benefits. The state board previously ruled in favor of union members, with about 1,290 seamen affected and roughly 209,000 dollars in benefits dispensed.
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Martine i
Appeals Board
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Hoffa and Bridges Muster Opposition to Labor Law
In Oakland a joint union gathering led by James Hoffa of the Teamsters and Larry Bridges of the West Coast Longshoremen denounced the Landrum Griffin Act and the Senate Labor Management Committee. They urged unity and vowed action against government and political opponents. Hoffa sought postponement of a Senate hearing to attend the meeting but couldn’t make the trip.
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Calif
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Larry Bridges
West Coast
Landrum-Grilli
U. S. Senate Labor Marinement Committee
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Bridges
McClellans
Kennedy
Sofia
Washington
D.C
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Senate Committee
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Lion cub stolen from Stage Coach Trading Post in Dallas
Jesse James business at Pioneer and Belt Line roads reported a theft Sunday night. An Indian man and two youths allegedly entered the shop, reached into a lion cage, and stole a female cub. Stage Coach Trading Post owner Pete Litas offered a $1000 reward for the cub’s return.
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Tex
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Belt Line
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James
Pete Litas
Atlautis
Bail Produced In Theft Case Oakland Report
Mrs May Fanner, 57, arrested on theft related charges in Oakland. She failed to post bail as demanded by authorities, producing a large purse as a last resort. Bail was set at 2200 dollars and eighty three cents.
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May Fanner
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