Waste From Atomic Age Plants Warns of Latent Radiation Threat
The National Academy of Sciences warns accumulated waste from industrial and atomic power activities may hold more latent radiation than a nuclear war. The report urges radiation history tracking, cautions against excessive medical exposure, and notes no climate impact from past atomic tests.
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Elton
Fay Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Warren Weaver
The
Academy
Genetics
Mittee
United States
Weaver
Gas bill lobbying outlays exceed four million dollars
In sworn testimony Leonard F McCollum of Continental Oil said a group he heads spent over 4.75 million to push the natural gas bill but denied paying Congress members. He testified the Natural Gas and Resources Committee formed in 1954 to counter mis representations with a long-range education program funded by industry members. Expenditures through March 31 reached 1.75 million. Farmers under Religia's new plan must boost crop output.
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Washington
Texas
Congress
Leonard F.mccollum
Houston
Tex
Natural Gas and of Resources Committee
Senate
McCollum
Continental Oil Co
New York City
Body Recovered From North Sterling Lake
The body of Richard Kappen, 40, Akron war veteran, was recovered Tuesday night from North Sterling Reservoir after a high wind capsized their powered flat boat during a fishing trip. Leonard Grooms, of Akron, aided in the accident. Kappen suffered a head injury and sank before divers could reach him. Acting Gov. Stephens L. A. McNichols had urged Navy divers to assist in the search.
Fishing Rodeo for Children Four and Under at Glenmere Jake
Weld County Fish and Wildlife hosts an equal fishing rodeo for kids four and under at Glenmere Jake Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Prizes honor first limit catch first fish smallest fish Albina trout largest trout largest bag largest catfish and largest perch with refreshments from Meadow Gold dairy and Coca Cola. Local officials Buck Lawton E M Custar and John Clough lead the event and Fish and Game will display 2 glass trucks of fish before planting at 1 pm.
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Weld County Fist and Wildlife
Glenmere
Locat Sporting Goods
Buck Lawton
E. M. Custar
John Clough
Rob Henrick
Francis Carpenter
Meadow Gold Dairy
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Game and Fish Department
Fish and Game Department
Weldorado
Fish and Wildlife Club
Cistar
Fish and Wild Life¢Inh
Hann
Ackle
AU Weld County Kids
Switchman Sues Railroad For $989000 Damages
George W. Barnett a 49 year old South San Francisco switchman filed in Federal District Court a suit against Southern Pacific Railway seeking $989,000 damages. He lost both legs and his right arm when he fell between two cars last March 24. The court notes it may be the largest sum sought in this type of complaint.
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San Francisco
Federal District Court
Southern Pacific Railway, Co
Tnis
George W. Barnett
South San Francisco
Crew of 12 Abandons Small Ship Off Samoa
A 12 man crew abandoned the 120 foot vessel Vasu 250 miles southwest of Pago Pago after sending distress. The Mamua ship and American Samoa authorities coordinated a rescue while a radio message reached Gov. R. B. Lowe. The vessel, owned by Burns Philip South Seas Co Ltd of Fiji, was reported adrift at three knots with generator working before abandonment.
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Pago Pago
Samoa
Vasu
Pago Fago
Pago
South Seas
R. B. Lowe
American Samoa
Burns
Philip South Seas Co., Ltd
Fiji
US Britain agree to exchange data on atomic engines
The United States and Great Britain signed an agreement to exchange information on military atomic engines. The pact broadens prior cooperation on peaceful uses and includes materials and military reactor data for propulsion of naval vessels and aircraft. It must pass a 30 day congressional review and may allow access to new radioactive materials developed by Britain.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
U. S
Slate Dept
Lincoln White
Sword
White
Sie
Roger Makins
Lewis J
Congress
Exchange of information on atom engines eyed for pooling
FE indicated that provisions on exchanging information about atomic engines for military purposes would effectively pool research on such reactors. The remark suggested coordination or shared work across programs potentially affecting national secrecy and strategic development.
Exotic plant foods showcased at grocers convention
In Los Angeles at Shrine Exhibition Hall on Sunday members of the National Association of Toll Grocers displayed curious plant foods. The exhibit featured fried grasshoppers ricd cactus worms anuskrat and Tatiicsnake meat as part of their annual convention.
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Los Angeles
Plant Food Industries
Shrine Exhibition Hall
National Asso. of
Tolail Grocers
Atuh
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New York
American Airlines
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