Atomic information sharing rule dating to 1946 law
A historical note recalls a 1946 law forbidding sharing any atomic information with any foreign government, regardless of friendliness, shaping Cold War security norms and policy decisions.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
11
A historical note recalls a 1946 law forbidding sharing any atomic information with any foreign government, regardless of friendliness, shaping Cold War security norms and policy decisions.
A WCTU official blamed parental behavior for youth drinking, urging Christian parents to open Bibles at meals. Miss Ethel Louise Riddle, WCTU Youth Temperance Council secretary, cited that many youths imitate drinking parents. The group spoke at a pre-convention session before WCTU’s 78th annual meeting.
Mrs Hays of Ransom told the group’s officers that among 150 million people in the country, three and a half million are women. The remark highlights a historic count of heavy drinkers within the population.
Rhode Island Governor Dennis J. Roberts secures renomination in Providence with a landslide 18 to 1 margin, signaling strong support for his administration and political standing amid party expectations.
Cosmic rays continually bombard Earth's atmosphere transforming parts of the air's carbon dioxide into radioactive carbon. This natural process alters the isotopic composition of atmospheric carbon, contributing trace radioactivity to air samples.
Secret Service guards Miss Mary Jane Truman at Grandview Missouri while the President’s sister lives alone. The service noted guarding immediate family like Mrs Truman and Margaret is standard unless the President or family refuse.
Gen. Omar Bradley stated at a Pentagon conference that the United States will eventually have to share atomic warfare secrets with allied military commanders in Europe. He did not set a deadline, but asserted that allied forces may be misinformed about developing their own defenses and emphasized that atomic weapons will supplement but not replace ground and air forces.
Lever Brothers markets Goop Luck margarine with claims of superior taste and nutrition. The сатire-style copy recounts a wife’s hesitation, a party trick revealing margarine as the product, and a money-back offer plus a 10-cent coupon incentive. It extols vitamins, milk solids, and farm-sourced ingredients while urging families to switch from old margarine for potential savings.
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