Atomic Cesspool Expands As Nuclear Waste Ties Nation
Oak Ridge scientists chart two tracks to cope with rising atomic waste. Reprocessing plants aim to convert waste into usable isotopes lowering costs, while burial in mined caverns tests long term containment. Tanks at Savannah River, Idaho Falls, Los Alamos, and Oak Ridge cost about 120 million. Struxness warns wastes may remain dangerous for up to 1000 years and more reactors could worsen the problem. Willard Libby touts endless potential for materials refined from waste.
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Bill Rawlins
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Alon
Kansas
Carey Salt Co
Savannah River
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Los Alamos
N.M
Oak Ridge
Struxness
Willard Libby
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Annual Lynn Meet Held By Pioneers
Lynn County Pioneers Assn held its annual reunion with about 640 attending. Mrs. R. B. Jones spoke on Lynn County life. a fiddlers contest had 13 entrants won by Carl Hazelwood of Tatum New Mexico. New officers include Bud Milliken Tahoka president and Albert Curry vice president. Awards honored oldest residents and farthest traveler Mrs Becky Roberts 84 Tahoka and A I Thomas 89 Tahoka and Mrs Don McCarty of Santa Maria California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn County Pioneers Assn
R. B. Jones
Jack Mears
Lubbock
Association
Bud Milliken
Tahoka
Albert Curry
Wade Holland
Becky Roberts
A. I. Thomas
Don McCarty
Santa Maria
Calif
Joe D. Anfred
Lynn County
Dr Jones Heads to Austin for Higher Education Talks
Texas Tech president Dr E N Jones travels to Austin with other state college leaders for conference on possible legislative appropriations for the next biennium. Five Tech officials join discussions with the Texas Commission on Higher Education on Wednesday.
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E. N. Jones
Texas Tech
State College
Austin
Tech
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Marshall Pennington
Roy Wells
Floyd Rose
John Taylor
Robert B. Price
Clovis Man Accepts University Position
Clovis native Alan Staley, long time vocational agriculture teacher at Clovis High School, will join Eastern New Mexico University at Portales. He starts soon, teaching in the agriculture department and supervising college farming operations. He studied at Texas Tech and Colorado State University, earning a degree in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Alan Staley
Clovis High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
University 15
Ture
Staley
Texas Tech
Colorado State University
Lobbying Spending In First Quarter 1959 Reaches 99719093
Washington lobbies reported spending 997190.93 dollars in the first quarter of 1959. The AFL CIO led with 34514.59, while business groups totaled 448663.44 and veterans groups spent 46362.54. The report reflects registrations under the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act.
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Washington, May
Washington
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Sion
AFL Cio
Aflcio
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
The
American Legion
Legion
Veterans Administration
Veterans
U.S. Savings and Loan League
League
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Education Association
Citizens
National Housing Conference
Demos Claim Party of Peaceful Revolutions
Senator John F Kennedy at Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Seattle frames the Democratic party as the party of peaceful revolutions rocking the nation and world. He cites population growth technology energy and weapons as elements of the era’s agenda, contrasting it with the Republican status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
John F. Kennedy
D Mass
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Republican Party
Pale
Northwest
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Kennedy
Boy charged after fatal stabbing of father in Baltimore
An 11 year old boy was charged with assaulting and stabbing his father to death in Baltimore. Police say a toy arrow caused the fatal wound while the boy watched. The child was released into his mother’s custody awaiting a hearing to decide next steps.
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Baltimore
Louis Charles Becker
Odell
Louis Charles Jr
Fen
Joseph Kolodny
Maryland Training School
Kolodny
Grand
Stephens Chiiropractic
Military Planes Used To Fly Legislators
The White House said on Saturday it will approve requests by party leaders in Congress to use military airplanes to return legislators to Washington in emergencies for votes. James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower approved Air Force planes to fly Senators Milton R. Young and Wallace F. Bennett to Washington from the West for a vote on Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Satuday
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
West
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
Milan Firm Seeks American Aid for Italian Warehouse
A Milan company requests U S support to complete a refrigerator warehouse project in Italy. The appeal cites need for private enemy aid to finish the facility and bolster logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Post Schedule Announces Beauty Pageant at Beaumont
Officials announced the Post Beauty Pageant to be held July 6 in conjunction with the Miss Texas Contest in Beaumont July 25-27. Deadline for local entrants is June 30. Pageant at Tower Theater, sponsored by the Post Chamber of Commerce. Entries must be 18 plus, high school graduate, and never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Beaumont
Tower Theater
Post Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber of Commerce
Four Die in South African Riots and Closures
In Durban beer halls in Cato Manor and Chesterville, nonwhite slums, were closed as security forces monitored rioting that killed four. S Bourquin, director of Bantu Negro administration, toured riot sites with life returning to normal. Sixty one African women arrested in Thursday–Friday rioting were held without bail. prosecutor G R Wilkinson warned they should not be released while the area remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
South Africa
Cato Manor
Chesterville
S. Bourquin
Bantu —Negro Administration
G. R. Wilkinson
Six Firms Charged In Price-Fixing
A federal grand jury in New York City indicted six major corporations for illegal price fixing in printing machinery and related supplies. The Chandler & Price Co Poidevin Machine Co Acme Steel Co American Smelting & Refining Co J M Huber Corp and Western Newspaper Union face charges. Western Newspaper Union appears in two indictments for conspiring with Huber to fix ink prices and with Smelting to fix type metal prices.
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Washington (Ap
William P. Rogers
New York City
Chandler & Price Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Poidevin Machine Co
Teterboro
N.J
Acme Steel Co
Chicago
American Smelting & Refining Co
Federated Metals
J. M. Huber Corp
Hillside
Union
Western Newspaper Union of
Western Newspaper Union
Huber Corp
Robbery charge filed against parolee in Burns Grocery holdup
Donald Douglas Nichols 21, a state prison parolee, was charged with armed robbery after a Friday holdup at Burns Grocery 1010 Ave U. He was arrested 15 minutes later by Patrolman Ernest Rector. Bond set at 5000. Nichols had been released from prison June 10 after starting a three year burglary term June 18, 1958.
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Burns Grocery
Ave. U
Donald Douglas Nichols
Ernest Rector
Nichols
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Levelland
R. D. Covington
Uvalde
Hockley
Report on Forget-Me-Not Sale By Lubbock DAV
DAV Lubbock chapter reports proceeds from its annual forget-me-not sale will be released Monday. Funds support rehabilitation and assistance programs run by the Disabled American Veterans with W. G. Lawrence as national service officer and Will Storman as sale chairman. The flowers were sold in the business district Saturday to raise money.
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Lubbock
Disabled American Veterans
W. G. Lawrence
National Service
DAV
Will Storman
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List From Lubbock Area
The page lists June 19 admissions and dismissals across multiple area hospitals including Methodist, West Texas, St. Marys, Taylor, Goodnight, and other facilities. Names span patients from Lubbock and surrounding towns with ages and family ties, alongside transfers and local resident mentions.
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City Hospitals Methodist Hospital
Dorothy Moore
Lubbock
J. H. Weaver
Levelland
Patricia Ellen Pierce
Joe Pierce
Gay Kimmel
Ruby Baker
Lorenzo
Ledia Dow
Dorothy Evans
Seminole
Donald Belche
Waco
Karen Carthan
L. J. Carthan
Petersburg
Maurine Matthews
Plainview
Charles Baker
Robert Baker
Post
Roy Cannon
Abernathy
Elsie Carter
Pedro Montez
Margarite Galvan
Ralph Brooks
Roy Ralisback
Slaton
Clarence Kisell
W. L. Bowling
Donald Stewart
Mary Layman
Hereford
Jeane
Joe Graham
Charile Shiver
Walter Burgess
Robert Johnson
Robert Bishop
L. D. King
Clovis
N. M
Elva Kyle
Dorothy Richardson
Nancy Beal
Luther
Juanita Dowden
Eloise Ramos
Gloria Glass
Snyder
Maria Carrasco
Daisy Stovall
Vialia Salazar
Jerry Don Cantrell
Jerry Cantrell
Lubboc
West Texas Hospital
Jane
Antonio Camposi
James Balentine
M. J. Balentine
Lance Weatherby
Newton Weatherby
Ricky Dale Weatherby
Wayland Davis Peterson
David Peterson
Wilson
Charles M. Henson
T. Abe Martin
Marshall Pharr
Jebra Lynn Seal
Frances Seal
Monte Williams
E. L. Williams
Gene Hobson
FE. J. Hobson
Dennis Bell
FL Oal McMillan
Billy Richardson
Tony Gareta
Slaten
John Mallory
J. W. Mallory
Ronald W. Smith
Lilla Lewis
Kenneth Koen
Floyd Koen
Allen Q. Elsik
Albuquerque
N.M
Jerry Don Eubanks
Herbert H. Covert
Litlefield
Steve Fortenberry
Billy Fortenberry
New Deal
Gloria Navarrette
Modesta Navarrette
Floyd Urbantke
ST. Mary's Hospital
Larry Stevens
Jerry Stevens
Earnest Farmer
G. M. Farmer
Dorthy Mills
Jammy Miia
Lesa Shipley
Alton Shipley
Pormpello Salgado
Walker Shipley
Rosenelle Cherry
Midland
George
Orville Izzard
Orva Woods
Tohoka
Forrest Farmer
G.om. Farmer
Jean Nemir
Shipley
Lev. Robbina
Ola Mae Ford
David Saville
George Saville
Pat Gilliland
Luibbock
Juanita, McClellan
Charlie Mae Johnson
Taibbock
Kay Willams
Mroo
Wiliam Willams
Mary Goad
Shirley Evans
Joe Smith
Edith Jones
John B. Boudreaux
Jackie Thompson
Goodnight Hospital
J. R. Terrell Shallowater
Jessie J. Barron
Osteopathic
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Martin Honeycut
Jackie Long
Melvin Crump
Melda’ Shannan
Billy Semen
Don Tyson
Lab
Du Pont Plans Multimillion Plant in Memphis
Du Pont Co. says it will immediately begin constructing a multi million dollar plant in Memphis Tennessee to produce acrylonitrile a key raw material for its Orion acrylic fiber the company gave no further details.
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Wilmington, del
UPI
du Pont Co
Memphis, Tenn
Orion
Final Offer Looms as Steel Talks Near Deadline
Steel contract talks remain deadlocked with nine bargaining days left. U S Steel executive says final offer stands and a strike could begin July 1 if no agreement is reached. United Steelworkers leader comments on the stalemate as negotiators recess until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
New York
UPID
Pittsburgh
McDonald
Teachers' Program Enters Final Week
An apprentice program in pre service teacher education in vocational homemaking moves into its final week at Texas Tech. Sponsored by the home economics department and the Sears Foundation, the apprentice teachers span 10 sites mainly in West Texas. Dr. Willa Vaughn Tinsley will visit Judy Kelley in Galena Park School and supervisory teachers on Monday, then speak at the Texas Food Service Assn. meeting in Galveston about The Manager's Responsibility for Good Nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Home Economics Department
Sears Foundation
Texas
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
School of Home Economics
Judy Kelley
Galena Park School
Texas Food Service Assn
Galveston
Haitis tourist stays shrink to one day says Port au Prince
Port au Prince reports most visitors in Haiti now stay a day or less, with only a few staying a week, reflecting shortened tourist visits and changing travel patterns.
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Haiti
Port-au-Prince
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Lebbeck, Tex
Avelenche-Jeernel, Sen
Lynn
Dr. Jones
Clovis Man
Methodist Hospital
School of Nursing
Nursing School
Gladys Hughes
Louise Linker
Martha Goldsberry
Dolly Fraley
Jean McKaugnan
Joretta Maner
Janie Dillard
Ing
Demos
Party of ‘Peaceful Revolution
Boy
Jesse Smith
W. A. Dyer
Willie Mae Turnibow
Anton
Billy Bennett
Kenneth Beasley
W. M. Beasley
Porter Clinic
Dorothy Cloud
Hobbs
M. M
Lewis Potts
Lake North
Joan Hill
Amy Cueves
Tommy Wynn
Mary Vegas
Sylvia Wakefield
BUICK
Scoggin-Dickey
Buick Co
Griggs Furniture CO
Griggs Furn
Texas Avenue
Sture CO
Richter
Cooper
Trond
Yn Brooke
Stephens, B.C
Ph.d
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