Collins Believes Atomic Lead Gives Defense Edge
Washington AP Military planners say the United States can deter a third world war with a nuclear lead and the ability to use new tactical atomic weapons. General J Lawton Collins notes advances in atomic artillery and guided missiles, while warning production limits may keep rivals behind.
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Wardens of Georgia Discuss Policies at Convention
Wardens from Georgia met in Atlanta for their annual convention to debate custody and inmate management. Speakers included Rebecca Rainey of the Board of Prison and Paroles on parole procedures and Senator Eugene Cook on legal aid in extradition cases. Clyde N Phillips of Gwinnett County presides as association president.
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Tobacco Researchers Begin Florida Meet
Tobacco researchers and extension workers start a three day conference at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Del Hillis Myler, the university president, and Dr Jwane Heita, provost of agriculture, welcome the conference. The program includes field tips, demonstrations of tobacco insecticide spraying from aircraft, and tours of experiment stations.
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Alabama Woman Held In Shooting Farmer
In MOULTON Alabama Lizzie Cottingham 22 is held on assault with intent to murder charges after Clarence Lonsier 41 a farmer was shot in the face near Wheeler and later taken to a hospital His condition is not described as serious The shooting occurred as Lonsier confronted Cottingham and fled toward Courtland with her custody officer Sherritt George Byars reported details
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Lunchroom Managers Study At Tuscaloosa
Alabama school lunchroom managers gather in Tuscaloosa for a one day conference to learn how to prepare more nourishing and appealing meals for state students. Over 100 managers attended the first session with an advanced course planned for next week and the event runs until June 18.
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Barrel postoffice on Galapagos Island explained
James D. White profiles a weathered barrel at Postoffice Bay on Charles Island that has functioned as an informal mail post for over 150 years. Despite lacking official recognition, sailors and locals still drop and pick up letters, a practice tied to historic whalers and long voyages in the Galapagos, per Pacific Discovery.
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AP Newsfeatures
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Slevin
California Academy of Sciences
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Postottica Bay
API Research Fraternity Establishes Auburn Chapter
API Fosx honorary science research fraternity installs a new chapter at Alabama Polytechnic Institute yesterday. Dr Donald B Pren tuce of New Haven presided as national treasurer and director of the Research Society of America. New president of the API chapter named in ceremony.
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Barrel Mail Carried News Across Pacific During War
The San Diego Journal recounts how barrel mail carried letters to families during the War of 1812. Aboard an American frigate a captain used the barrel to learn British fleet locations. Barrels and staves rotted at times, yet the practice persisted, with Captain Jack Ken of the tuna clipper Sun Dial delivering a batch of barrel mail to San Diego last March.
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San Diego Journal
Jack Ken
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San Diego
Chemistry department officers named in report
Dr Julius D Capps is listed as professor of chemistry with officers including Dr Leonard R Davis of the animal science laboratory as vice president Dr Ernestine Fraaier of home economics as secretary and Dr Robert W Pearson as treasurer.
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