Inertia Cited for Hush-Hush AEC Documentation
Cleveland report notes Atomic Energy Commission inertia and author neglect bury releasable peacetime nuclear data. Prof. Raymond Murray says many declassifiable files remain hidden due to AEC inertia and authors as experts debate release of already public information.
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Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
AEC
Raymond L. Murray
North Carolina State College
Murray
El Dorado Teacher Elected Leader of State Teachers
Miss Helen Case of El Dorado High School was elected president of the Kansas State Teachers Assn at the Topeka conference. She will take office March 1, succeeding Joe W. Ostenberg of Iola. Directors split the northeast convention into Topeka and Kansas City meetings to ease overcrowding and praised Gov. Fred Hall and the 1955 Legislature for high school aid and first year financing.
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Topeka
Helen Case
el] Dorado
Kansas, State Teachers Assn
Fred Hall
Association
Valley Falls Man Dies In Car Crash Fire
Dean L Reichert aged 24 of Valley Falls died Saturday night in a fiery crash two miles east of town after the car skidded off the road and caught fire. Reichert was a cattle breeder and auctioneer in partnership with his father Oscar Reichert. He attended a sale at Ozankie and was returning home. He is survived by his parents and three sisters.
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Dean L. Reichert
Valley Falls
Reichert
Oscar Reichert
Ozankie
Grass skirt factory opens in Fukuoka for Hawaii shipments
A grass skirt factory starts in Fukuoka Japan to supply Hawaii. The first lot is planned for shipment in February.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Hawaii
Ex-Soviet Farm Writer Defends Khrushchev Line
Juck Gudim Levkovich, once Ukraine’s agricultural expert, says Khrushchev follows the Stalin line in every respect. In an interview with U.S. News & World Report he claims Khrushchev smiles while pressing the same old methods and notes his early ties to Stalin in 1938.
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Washington (m
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Stalin
U.S. News & World Report
Juck Gudim-Levkovich
Ukraine
U.S. Army
State Department
Khrushchev
Dr Alfred Moore Heads State Children's Group
Dr Alfred H Moore of Lawrence was elected president of the new Kansas Association for Retarded Children which met Saturday in Topeka Representatives attended from Butler Reno Saline Wyandotte Johnson and Shawnee Counties and Newton Wichita and Imhurst School at Mission.
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Alfred H. Moore
Lawrence
New Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Topeek
Moore
Kansas University
Butler
Reno
Saline
Wyandotte-Johnson
Shawnee
Newton
Wichita and Imhurst
Mission
Retired Newsman Jones dies after half century in papers
Charles F. Jones, 72, retired newspaperman who served as editor at the Chanute Tribune until 1949, dies at his Mesa home after a stroke. He worked in Kansas and Arizona for decades and is survived by his widow Emma Turner Jones and grandson Charles Harvall. Funeral Tuesday in Mesa. In Salina, a wheat survey shows higher gluten varieties planted in 14 Kansas counties with concerns of drought and moisture, as high gluten acreage rises in Saline, Dickinson, McPherson, Russell, Phillips, Mitchell, Jewell, Ottawa, and Washington counties. farmers push toward milling wheat amid variable conditions.
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Ariz
Charles
F. Jones
Pee
Jones
Arizona
Kansas
Indiana
Montgomery County
Kas
Coffeyville
Morning Record
Mesa Daily Free Press
Chanute
Kas Timesette
Chanute Tribune
The
Tribune
Timesette
Emma Turner Jones
Charles Harvall
Salina
North Central
Salina Journal
Saline County
Art Jacobs
Dickinson County
McPherson
Osborne
Lincoln
Russell
Phillips
Mitchell
Smith
Jewell
Sheridan
Ottawa
Washington
Russell County
Otiswa
Phil
Soviet arms cut completed per Moscow radio report
Moscow radio reported the reduction of Soviet armed forces by 640000 men promised in August has been completed. The broadcast said the troop cut aims to aid the Kremlin drive to increase agricultural output and that the excess personnel have been transferred to agriculture.
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London
Moscow Radio
Kremlin
38 Colleges Attend Southwest Kansas Debate Tournament
Thirty eight colleges from eight states competed in the 26th annual Southwestern Kansas State College debate tournament held in Winfield. Emporia State dominated, taking senior college sweepstakes with Emporia Lutte. Bryson Mills won the men's oratory prize, and Janelle Cowen earned honors in discussion.
Southwest Missouri State wins in women’s oratory and extemp
Kay Lime of Southwest Missouri State Springfield won first place in both women’s oratory and extemporaneous speech. In the junior college division Garden City took first with Hutchinson second in the same events.
British envoy Clutton sails to Singapore for conference
British ambassador George L. Clutton departed by plane for Singapore today to attend the annual conference in Southeast Asia.
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Manila
George L. Clutton
Singapore
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Crer
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebraska
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