Norse nuclear venture eyed to unite Denmark Norway Sweden
London Financial Times reports a plan for a Scandinavian corporation to develop a commercial atomic energy industry. Denmark Norway and Sweden would pool resources to build domestic power and potentially supply the international market. Sweden would be a core pillar with ASEA and Atomenergi forming a joint venture to plan reactors and export.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Axel Sveroth
Swedish Federation of Industries
S.A.S
Scandinavian Airlines Systems
Curt Nicolin
ASEA
Electrical Machinery Corporation
Ingenio Rees Ageblad
Engineering Weekly
Ringhals
Gothenburg
Westinghouse Monitor
Europe
Asea and Atomenergi Inc
Grocers Sue Over Antitrust Claims In Texas Filing
Fifty one independent grocers file federal antitrust action alleging Gibson Products Co and nineteen others conspired with suppliers to set unreasonably low prices and charge varying prices for identical items. suit seeks injunction from Judge Halbert O. Woodward. defendants include Gibson outlets in Lubbock Hereford Canyon Brownwood Borger and Seagoville along with Allied Supermarkets Shop Rite Foods M System Food Stores Waples-Platter Buddies Farrs Kimbell entities and J R B outlets.
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Gibson Products Co
U. S
Jimmy Gentry
Hobbs
N.M
West
Texas
New Mexico
Halbert O. Woodward
Gibson
Lubbock
Hereford
Canyon
Brownwood
Borger and Seagoville
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
Shop Rite Foods, Inc
M System Food Stores, Inc
Waples-Platter West Texas, Inc
Austria's 1883 law targets air pollution and noise
Ambassador Heinrich Haymerle told the United Nations General Assembly that Austria has long fought air pollution, noting an 1883 law imposing penalties on industries that foul the air emit odors or create excessive noise as the UN voted to hold an antipollution conference in 1972.
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United Nations
N.Y
Austria
Heinrich Haymerle
General Assembly
Vienna
Soviets Begin New Era in Ballistic Sub Development
The United States notes Soviet progress in ballistic missile submarines with 16 launch tubes and a new long-range missile, while U.S. Polaris fleets number 41 submarines with 656 missiles. Washington says the Soviet force remains small but growing, prompting possible Sprint defense or heightened anti submarine warfare to counter undersea threats.
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Washington
UPS
Soviet Union
U.S
U.S. Navy
United States
Jones
Russia
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
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