Atom Board Keeps Mum Even on False Reports
The Atomic Energy Commission faced a no comment stance amid reports it is blocking details on potential plutonium use and uranium 239, citing security. The article notes the difficulty of confirming or denying rumors without revealing confidential developments.
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Comet Seen in Australia May Be New Discovery
Two Australian astronomers speculated the mysterious astral body flashing across southern skies for three nights might be Bucke’s Comet. Melbourne amateurs hope to determine distance, weight, origin and destination. The tail spans up to 75 million miles, with observers using telescopes and naked eye during three hours of viewing amid clouds. Officials at Mount Stromlo Canberra fixed position. Dr Richard Woolley considers Encke’s possibility but does not discount a new comet. Director I L Thomson says he would be surprised if it is Encke’s, believing it to be a new comet that may return in late November.
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U N shelves plan to set up Cairo news bureau
The United Nations has shelved plans to establish an information office in Cairo amid Middle East tensions over Palestine partition. Moscow will host a separate news office opening January 15 under Soviet supervision, with possible Russian staff and Kremlin visa control as the project is debated.
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Government Hostels Sought by Alaskan Delegate
Washington Dec 11 The Interior Department would be permitted to set up tourist accommodations along highways and on public domain in Alaska under a bill introduced by Delegate Bartlett. The department would be authorized to construct and operate lodges buildings and camps and could hire personnel to operate them without regard to civil service laws.
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