Record traffic deaths hit 1964 high in NSC report
The National Safety Council announced that traffic fatalities reached 43,390 in the first 11 months of 1964, nearing the 1963 annual record. December will push the total toward 48,000, with 1965 starting with high New Year losses and November's count at a record 4,140.
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Committee Reveals Report On Sub Sinking
A sessional committee investigating the sinking of the atomic submarine resher said Saturday night that practices and standards in some of her construction were short of what is required for safe operation.
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Resher
Congressional review links Thresher sinking to reactor issues
The report by the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy and the Navy cites revisions in nuclear submarine procedures after the Thresher disaster in April 1962. It notes defects in design and inspection and stresses stricter standards for non nuclear systems while nuclear power advances outpace safety devices.
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