AEC Outlines Nuclear Counterweapons and Fallout Findings
The AEC report to Congress discusses developing nuclear countermeasures against intercontinental missiles. It cites planned Eniwetok tests using a warhead on missiles, advances in small defensive weapons and reduced post explosion radioactivity, and notes fallout exposure near the Nevada Plumbbob tests remains below limits while bone cancer risk indicators rise modestly. It also mentions substantial industry savings from radioactive materials handling.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Eniwetok
AEC
Nevada
Arizona
California
Utah
The High Cost of Hurt Feelings
A Reader's Digest article urges turning energy from grievances into productive effort. It discusses coping with hurt feelings and avoiding ongoing self harm by choosing constructive responses.
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Reader's Digest
Isotope Research Advancing Industry and Agriculture
The report outlines uses of radioactive isotopes across industry for gauges and detectors, and agriculture for crop and livestock improvement. It notes progress in diagnosing brain tumors with radioactive iodine and shows promise from arsenic and other materials.
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AEC
Closing of Ciney Firm Threatened by Striking Workers
Cincinnati faced the prospect of Aluminum Industries Inc shutting its automotive parts and aluminum casting plants that have employed up to 1,200. President Harrison C. Ash said the plants would close unless 600 striking United Steelworkers return to work today. The stoppage began Friday over seniority and non union janitors.
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Cincinnati
Aluminum Industries, Inc
Harrison C. Ash
United
Log Riders Fined in Eel River Stunt near Fortuna
In Fortuna California two young men Eugene Smith and Clifford Bates were fined 100 dollars each for disturbing the peace after riding large redwood logs down the Eel River. Justice of the Peace William Guthrie suspended 10 days in jail and placed them on yearlong probation. He noted spectators slowed traffic on U S 101 and one man nearly fell from a bridge while attempting to assist.
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Fortuna
Calif
Eel River
Justice of the Peace
William Guthrie
Eugene Smith
Clifford Bates
Guthrie
U.S. 101
Explosion at Aerojet General plant injures worker
A worker sustained a minor injury when a batch of solid rocket fuel exploded at the Aerojet General Corp plant in Sacramento California. The blast caused about 75000 dollars in damage. An investigation into the cause has begun amid a series of recent explosions at the facility.
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Sacramento
Calif. Wy
Aerojet General Corp
E. E. Nelson
Boy, 3, Drowns After Slipping From Ice Lake Erie
In Lorain Ohio Michael F E Martin three year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Martin drowned in Lake Erie Thursday after apparently slipping from an ice ledge. His partially submerged body was found after a search begun when a dog returned home wet and whining.
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Lorain
Ohio
Michael FE. Martin
Richard Martin
Lake Erie
Martin
Rich New Yorker and Wife Slain in Beach Home
Police investigate a double murder in Gerritsen Beach after wealthy shipyard operator Oscar Ramberg 50 and his wife Anna 55 are found stabbed multiple times in their bedroom. Their dog is killed in the basement. autopsies pending. Mrs Ramberg is aunt of Eddie Stanky. valuables appear undisturbed.
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Gerritsen Beach
Oscar Ramberg
Anna
Story Home
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