Army Reactor Peace Weapon Dedicatess New Package Plant
ft belvo va The Lawtch Co Army Reactor Peace Weapon. Lewis L Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission says a new Army package power reactor is essentially an instrument of peaceful progress. He adds it aligns with Eisenhower's atoms for peace as isotopes aid health and industry. Brucker cites logistics relief and wider military use. AEC says reactor design details are fully declassified for industry and commercial plant development worldwide.
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Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Straus
Eisenhower
AEC
Army Engineer Corps
Strauss
Army
Brucker
United States
Deep Sleep Used To Treat Neurotic Folk
Canadian psychiatrist Dr D E Cameron described a sleep and verbal repetition treatment called psychic driving. Patients enter 30 to 60 days of deep sleep with barbiturates and tranquilizers, then listen to 15 hours daily of recorded affirmations during waking periods, followed by 5 to 10 days of sleep. Outcomes vary from days to months or a year, with some lasting effects fading over time. Cameron reported at the Texas Neuopsychic Association meeting.
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D. Ewen Cameron
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Cameron
Tor
Texas Newopsychic Assn
American’ Psychiatric Assn
Four Nations Reject Soviet Protest Over Euratom Pact
France West Germany Belgium Luxembourg ambassadors delivered notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry rejecting the protest against Euratom and a common market. Rome talks earlier this year produced treaties to pool atomic research and create a single European market. The Italian reply was reported. the Netherlands undecided.
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Soviet Union
France
West Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Rome
Netherlands
Farm Marketing Receipts Dip In January February
Oklahoma cash receipts from farm marketings for January and February totaled 63.244 million dollars, down slightly from 63.769 million the year before. Livestock and products receipts rose to 43.646 million from 42.849 million, while crop receipts fell to 19.598 million from 20.520 million.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Wichita Will's Refuge Ramblings Easter Pageant Outlook
Refuges staff coordinated to prevent range fires amid heavy Easter weekend rain. Jeeps and a farm tractor hauled 63 cars from mud. a late arrival hinted at a birth as visitors surpassed 32 000 despite weather. Surplus animals were relocated for restocking while Percy Cornett caught five bass at Quanah Parker Lake, largest seven pounds.
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Refuge
Game and Fish Department
Percy Cornett
Lawton
Quanah Parker Lake
Dallas Zoo Hoofed Animals Face Diet
Dallas Zoo plans a summer diet for overweight hoofed animals after isolation. Zoo Director Pierre Fontaine says excess pounds, including on Napoleon I and Josephine the camels, hinder offspring. A younger camel could fetch 1400 to 1700 dollars, while overweight animals may not sire this year.
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Dallas
Dallas Zoo
Zoo
Pierre Fountaine
Napoleon I
Josephine
Professor predicts end of poverty in decade
Los Angeles and UCLA note Dr. Wilbur Cohen a visiting professor at UCLA's School of Social Welfare said in an interview yesterday that poverty in the United States will be abolished within ten years. He added that an organized program relying on universities is needed to research and train personnel to end poverty.
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Los Angeles
University of Michigan
Wilbur Cohen
UCLA
School of Social Welfare
United States
Girl to ride parade lion in Broken Arrow Rooster Day
A five year old Broken Arrow girl Linda Ann Young will join the Rooster Day parade with her pet lion, previously owned by Charles Hipp of Graham Texas. The lion from Graham will be brought to Broken Arrow for the event as officials approved and the family agreed.
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Broken Arrow
Graham, Tex
Linda Ann Young
Charles Hipp
Graham
Hipp
Linda
Texas
Miss Tulsa 1957 Crown Goes To Linda Wallis
Linda Wallis 18 a Will Rogers High School senior was crowned Miss Tulsa of 1957 at a Saturday contest. She defeated 235 rivals to advance to the Miss Oklahoma pageant in Oklahoma City on August 4, a prelude to Miss America in Atlantic City in September.
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Tulsa
Linda Wallis
Miss Wallis
Oklahoma City
Atlantic City
N. J
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