Chemical Trick To Hike Stockpile Of Three Metals
U S Bureau of Mines researchers from Oregon report a salt enhanced process using chlorine to separate tantalum niobium and titanium from Bear Valley Idaho black sands with uranium thorium and iron as by products. The method yields low cost production though staged at Albany Oregon laboratory scale and discussed at an American Chemical Society Pacific Division meeting.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Oregon
Bear Valley
Idaho
A. W. Mendelson
L. May
Bureau of Mines Laboratory
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Ore
Amerie Sociel of
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Asia
Polish archer seeks asylum after escape during Windsor tourney
Polish archer Radimierczyk Kazimierczyk, 28, leaped from a washroom window to dodge communist guards while competing in an international Windsor tournament. He fled to London with help from anti Communist Polish refugees, reuniting with his mother who arrived in 1942.
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Gonads
England
Rhamauld Kazimierczyk
Ehen
Windsor
Radimierczyk
Marie Kazimierczyk
Earthquake Experts Open 5 Day Conference
Five day conference gathers about 200 scientists and engineers from Germany, Italy, Pakistan, Mexico, and South America at the University of California to study safer constructions and improved mitigation for earthquakes.
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Germany
Maly
Ned Kaxecee
Yorkey
Pakistan
Dry Mexico
South America
University of Califoenia
Miami Segregation Law Faces Test
In Miami Fla the arrest of a 9 year old Negro for refusing to move to the rear of a Miami Transit bus signals a testing of segregation laws. NAACP organizer Rudolph Reid was arrested and released on bond. A bus boycott and potential lawsuits against the company loom as protests echo past actions in Montgomery and Tallahassee.
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Miami Transit Co
Rudolph Reid
Miami Youth Council
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Oilers
Olympia
Florida
Marvin
Seattle
Nabell
Neil Adams
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Reid
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Five Day Sentence For Damaging Telephone
A pipefitter, DeVries, was sentenced to five days in jail by Municipal Judge Matlin after confessing to cutting a telephone wire with a paring knife to stop his wife from talking with another man. The incident occurred in Alvea.
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Lok
Alveanold
Matlin
deVries
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Stover Girl Named To Church Youth Post
Douglas McGlynn, 16, elected president of the Southwest Missouri Conference Methodist Youth Fellowship. Joing Barker, Joplin, is vice president. Coral Macariath, Carriage, secretary. Ian Faith Slayer, Springfield, chairman. Jon Sterling, Springfield, teaching chairman. Judy Bolivar, publicity chairman. Bermuda shorts ban noted in Muskegon police debate. public reaction referenced.
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Kansas City
Southwest Missouri Conference
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Jing Barker
Joplin
Coral Macariath
Carriage
Teasur Ian
Faith Slayer
Jon Sterling
Springfield
Judy Bolivar
Olyn Mooney
Arshfield
NAACP Plans Court Fight Over Alabama Ban
The NAACP declares it will not be intimidated by Alabama’s injunction barring the group from the state. Board Chairman Dr. Channing Hamid says the directors will pursue legal action and public opinion pressure to challenge the ban on its merits.
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Maxwell Dol
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Chavex
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NAACP
Alabama
New York
National
Asso. For the Advancement of Colored People
Naacp Board of Directors
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Unclear fragment hints at workers trapped then rescued
Fragmentary report describes workers trapped by rock in a blast furnace area. Rescuers lifted the two men to safety and took them to a hospital. Court restraining actions and Alabama law references appear amid garbled text.
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Jblast Furnace
Alshama
Alabama
Buried Nine Hours Rescue in Port Talbot Wales
John James and David Burns were rescued alive after being buried up to their necks for more than nine hours in Port Talbot, Wales, when a sliding incident trapped them. Fire crews and emergency workers conducted a coordinated rescue, with medical teams on standby.
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Wales
John James
David Burns
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