Atomic Fuel's For Sale by Law But Not at Local Stores
Government surplus nuclear fuel could be sold to utilities with licenses and inspections after a 1970 end of mandated ownership. The new law aims to spur nuclear power, lower costs, and support uranium mining while reducing the government stockpile and allowing overseas sales.
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Illiteracy Drops in Italy Over Ten Year Span
Illiteracy in Italy fell by 4.5 percent during 1951 to 1961, marking a notable improvement in education. The decline reflects broader social gains as literacy programs expanded nationwide.
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New Palliative Heart Operation Offered For Blue Babies
Four physicians at the University of Alabama Medical Center unveiled a simple palliative procedure to help babies born with transposition of the great vessels. Presented to the American Heart Association, the method aims to extend life until open heart surgery is possible. Eight infants, including a 24 hour old, have benefited in the past year showing growth and potential to reach surgical size.
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Birmingham
American Heart Association
W. Sterling Edwards
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L. M. Bargeron, Jr
Earls Court London Hosts World’s Largest Boat Show
Earls Court in London announces the world’s largest boat show to open January 6 in its great hall. The exhibit will use the largest floor area for a boat show and include water tanks large enough for simulated surf. The event runs 10 days drawing exhibitors and buyers from Britain and overseas.
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