Two Steps in Construction of Jefferson Building
The National Security Resources Board urged greater private participation in atomic energy development and outlined steps to address long term materials and energy supply, including mineral leasing, St. Lawrence Seaway cooperation, tariff cuts, and expanded technical aid. The NSRB urged prioritizing 17 of 48 recommendations and noted potential for renewable resource solutions, with conditions for private atomic power research and production.
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Justice Department Drops DuPont Suit
Wilmington Del authorities report the Justice Department withdrew a criminal antitrust case against E I du Pont de Nemours and Company and retiree Henry Lackey while criticising publicity handling The civil case in Chicago is paused until January 5 for holiday recess and involves alleged price fixing and discount terms on wood products credited to Du Pont and Lackey
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British artificial arms praised by US veteran in London
Harold Russell a Natick Mass veteran who lost both hands in World War II says British artificial arms surpass US versions by about 25 percent. He returned from a World Veterans Federation meeting in London and urges Amvets to press the Veterans Administration to adopt the British design.
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Economists Predict Lower Prices and Modest Growth in 1953
New York economists forecast a year of lower wholesale and consumer prices with a wage rise around two to three percent. The National Industrial Conference Board panel expects GNP to grow two to three percent, but some dissenters warn of a recession beginning in 1953 and continuing into 1954, with 10 percent impact.
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Controversy Over Atomic Energy Powers and Costs
The commission weighed cooperation between the Atomic Energy Commission and private groups to develop electric power from atomic energy while maintaining security. The resources board noted limited government funds for civilian projects, due to security needs, and questioned whether more civilian work could proceed without compromising safety. Uncertainties stem from current restrictions in law and secrecy.
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UHF TV Stations Begin Regular Programs Across East Coast
WSBA TV in York Pennsylvania, an affiliate of ABC, started test patterns and aims to broadcast programs within 10 days. Atlantic City WFPG TV began tests, planning regular programs by 5 PM EST today. WBRE TV Wilkes Barre and WSBI TV South Bend also prepared to go on air following RCA Camden equipment delivery.
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AFL Chief Seeks Amendments to Taft Hartley Act
AFL president George Meany said the federation will settle for satisfactory amendments to the Taft Hartley Act after the November 4 election results. He indicated the drive for repeal is “more or less stopped” by the political outcome and stressed a need for changes through Congress.
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MU Advertises Bids On Medical Expansion
The University of Missouri advertised for bids for grading, excavation, and underground plumbing for a teaching hospital to expand its medical curriculum to four years. Plans show an eight floor facility with outpatient department, offices, laboratories, and 229 beds, according to President Frederick A. Middlebush.
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Blind Couple Struck by Hit Run Driver in St Louis
A husband Ray A. Laber 26 and wife Velma 25 both blind lay in City Hospital after a hit and run while crossing a street with Christmas decorations. Laber was thrown about 50 feet in critical condition while Velma was listed serious. A taxi driver who witnessed the crash said the motorist traveled about 55 to 60 mph south on Grand Avenue and sped up to about 70 mph fleeing. The article notes a separate item about Balmoral Castle bequest to Queen Victoria per the National Geographic Society.
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French road accident survivor vows marriage plans
A 19-year-old Sydney woman, injured when the car she rode in overturned on a road accident, plans to marry soon after securing $12,600 in damages. She suffered a fractured skull and scalp wound, with the crash cited as the case's background.
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