Kiwi engine tests in spring key to Rover nuclear program
In Jackass Flats Nevada officials push a spring hot run for the Kiwi engine on the Rover project to salvage a stalled nuclear propulsion effort. A major redesign aims to cut exhaust radioactivity by ninety percent and reduce blast risk, with the SWET immersion test planned to gauge water-entry effects.
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B P Helgeson explains the reactor based propulsion tests where cold flow verified vibration causes without nuclear heat. Engineers strengthened the core support after 1962 issues and expect success in the next hot run. The note adds that U.S. agricultural products have been bartered for defense materials totaling about 1.5 billion dollars since 1954.
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Hearing Set For Madison County School Desegregation Case
U S District Judge H Hobart Grooms scheduled a January 24 hearing on four petitions by Black attorneys seeking a preliminary injunction against the Madison County Board of Education over alleged racial discrimination. He overruled a motion to dismiss the suit and also set hearings on related cases including a $1 million libel suit by the Mississippi Patrol against Curtis Publishing Co. and a $10 million suit by Paul Bryant over an article accusing him of fixing a 1962 game. He postponed ruling on a Justice Department voter registration suit and kept in abeyance a bid to desegregate Huntsville city schools as planners present a new desegregation plan.
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ACSS To Meet In Tuscaloosa Thursday
Bert H. Wheat, director of safety for Eastern Express in Terre Haute Indiana, will address the Alabama Council of Safety Supervisors meeting in Tuscaloosa. The session will also include the installation of 1964 safety art for the Alabama trucking association.
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Oyster Tonging Declines In Alabama After Price Cut
AP reports a price cut of $1 per gallon for oysters ends on January 10, causing a sharp drop in tonging on Alabama reefs. Union official Urpan Rosary says only eight small boats of the usual 200 are active this week, with most tongers unable to operate.
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