Atomic Electricity May Be Available Within 3-4 Years
Dr Lawrence Hafstad, former AEC head now with Chase Manhattan Bank, said U S utility firms are building four to five commercial atomic plants. They will generate about 700 000 kilowatts, enough for a city of 700 000. Attending were Earnest Lawrence and John Hopkins. The experts outlined peaceful uses of atomic energy and cautioned against weapons use.
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Tokyo
United States
Atomic Power
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
U. S
Hafstad
Atomic Energy Commission
Earnest O. Lawrence
University of California
John Joy Hopkins
Octopus Magazine Suspended at University of Wisconsin
The humor magazine Octopus at the University of Wisconsin has been temporarily suspended. Dean Theodore Silliman, head of the Student Life and Interests committee, says the action follows questionable jokes in the April issue.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Theodore Silliman
Student Life and Interests Committee
Milwaukee woman escapes recaptured faces escape charge
Welfare officials say Irene Redzinski, 45, escaped from the Wisconsin Home for Women at Taycheedah and was recaptured by Fond du Lac police after four hours. She had been sentenced last July to 12 to 18 months for drunkenness.
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Fond DU Lac
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Taycheedah
Welfare Department
Irene Redzinski
Fond du Lac i
Bulganin Warns Of Lag In Machinery Production
Premier Bulganin warned the Soviet Union is lagging in machine tools metals and chemicals. He announced separate long and short term plans and new commissions to boost productivity at a Kremlin conference. He cited poor equipment use slow automation and last third month surges to meet quotas.
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London
Nikolai Trulganin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow Radio
Kluckhohn To Be Tried For Murder
Richard Kluckhohn 21, son of a Harvard faculty couple, bound over for trial in Wake Superior Court on a murder charge. Police say a bullet from a German Luger killed Bernice Seawell in a downtown parking lot. Kluckhohn claims the shooting was an accident during dry firing in a hotel room. The next term begins June 6.
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Raleigh
N. C
Harvard University
Richard Kluckhohn
Wake Superior Court
Albert Doub
Kluckhohn
University of Chicago
Bernice Seawell
Arlington
Miss Seawell
Ron Peterson Publishing Co
Evanston
Chapel Hill
G. R. Creel
Creel
Clyde Kay Maben
Ellen Waldron
Chicago
Looted Safe Found Open After Weekend Theft
A 705 pound safe looted from the Fair Store in Marathon Wisconsin was found opened Monday in a pasture. The missing $2,200 reportedly was inside the safe at the time of the theft and not recovered.
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Marathon
Wis
George Agroetz
Choo Choo to Be Preserved in Milwaukee Park
Milwaukee officials plan to preserve a steam locomotive as a park monument. The City Art Commission and purchasing agent aim to keep the ch o o ch o o’s itching aesthetic alive for coming generations, with a steam engine to be procured for display.
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Milwaukee
Arts Commission
Joseph Nicholson
City Art Commission
Presbyterians prepare for 167th Assembly in Los Angeles
More than 5,000 delegates plus 880 commissioners attend a two day evangelism conference before the 167th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA in Los Angeles. The body may discuss ordination of women and a desegregation plan, with the assembly opening next Thursday and running through the following Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
167Th
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
C. Vin White
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Neb
Death of Madison man from May traffic crash
Madison man O E Gibson aged 64 died from injuries from a May 6 traffic crash near Madison. He served as a factory representative for a Stevens Point equipment company.
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Madison
O.E. Gibson
Stevens Point Equipment
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