Saskatchewan to host Canada’s first high energy linear accelerator
University of Saskatchewan will house a new 750000 dollar linear electron accelerator donated by the National Research Council. The 80 foot underground unit will boost nuclear physics, radiation chemistry, cancer therapy and radiation biology research, with operations possible by late 1963.
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Fire prevention urged as children face fire risks
National Fire Protection Association study cited by Saskatchewan fire commissioner warns many child fire deaths happen when a parent is away. He urges constant supervision for toddlers, two escape routes per room, trained babysitters, and regular home fire-safety checks with local fire department involvement.
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Betzes barley yields 74 bushels per acre for farmer Dyck
Farmer Jake Dyck reports Betzes barley yielded 74 bushels per acre after sowing May 1 swathing July 28 and combining August 3. Despite poor spring germination, Dyck calls the result exceptionally pleasing for this new variety.
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Seven Percent of Men Are Rejected for Life Insurance
Approximately seven percent of the men applying for life insurance are rejected.
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