Atoms For Peace III Uranium Costs and Power Reach
The article weighs atomic fuel costs against coal and gasoline, noting a pound of U235 could cost about 13 620 dollars versus coal value, while uranium processing adds cost. It contrasts fuel cost with total power price and highlights breeder reactors lowering fuel costs. It also warns coal and petroleum reserves are finite and hints atomic energy could dominate as fuels become scarce, with a future safety-focused feature on atomic power.
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Lawrence Hafstad
B.T.U
Atomic Energy Commission
Atoms Force
Dodd, Meag and Co
David O. Woodbury
Captives' Release Key to U S China Talks
President Eisenhower said the Geneva spark for world peace requires patient sacrifice and give and take. He warned the October meeting of Big Four foreign ministers will test reconciliation and openness, with no secret agreements at Geneva.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
White House
United States
NATO
Annexation Decision Due Friday by Butler County Board
Butler County commissioners will likely decide the Mayfield annexation petition at Friday morning’s meeting after a courthouse hearing. The ruling hinges on the Jess Dennis survey of 82 acres showing 888 resident freeholders and 451 valid signatures. Opponents led by William R. Hendrickson argued only some witnesses were interviewed, while a Middletown realtor supported annexation. The board disallowed a 67-person counter petition and noted no status change to the original petition.
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Butler County
Mayfield
Gordon Augsburger
Board of Commissioners
Augspurger
Jess Dennis
Sher
Dennis
William R. Hendrickson
Monroe
Hendrickson
O. L. Lawson
Middletown
Road Bill Faces Test In House
In Washington the largest road-building program in history faces a pivotal House clash. Rep Fallon pushes for a final vote on a 4844 billion plan over 13 years with tax hikes pegged to fund 12.423 billion in biannual federal state road work. Adjustments hinge on bond financing vs gasoline tax increases.
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Washington
Rep
Fallon
D-Md
House Rules Committee
House Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Enala
Dondero
Michigan
Public Works Committee
Senate
Baker's Son and Four Others Charged in Dayton Robbery
In Dayton Ohio Frederick Carl Frowein aged 16 and four other youths were charged with grand larceny in the theft of about $82,000 from the home of Frowein's father the 45 year old baker. Investigators said the money was stored in three basement buckets and recovered portions total about $52,000 with more believed spent.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frederick Carl Frowein
Fred Frowein
Dayton Baker
Cay Cook
Indiana
Cook
Ripley County
Orvall Armbrecht
Versailles
Ind
Young Frowein
Froweins
Dwain Linke
Richmond
Linke
Hull’s Burial Set Beside Wife at National Cathedral
The body of Cordell Hull former secretary of state rests to be buried today beside his wife in the National Cathedral cemetery Washington. Hull age eighty three died Saturday after a long illness from strokes last in a years long decline.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
National Cathedral
Hull
Lausche Weighs 1956 Bid Delegates To Back Him
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Gov. Frank Lausche will allow delegates to campaign on his name at the 1956 national convention. Delegates pledged would deter rival candidates in Ohio and block Democratic rivals from controlling the delegation. With Ohio's 50 votes plus 150 from southern states, Lausche could emerge as a compromise choice.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Columbus
Brady Black
Senate OK on New Reserve Bill After Compromise
The Senate approves a broad reserve program with limited compulsory features, passing the measure by voice vote. The House backed it 315-78. the plan aims to boost volunteers, grant some Pentagon authority, and offers six months training for up to 250,000 youths who volunteer for five years in the active reserve.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
House
Congress
Jury Clears White Leader of Charges
A Delaware Superior Court jury found Bryant W. Bowles innocent of charges he counseled parents to keep children from high school and conspired to keep them home. The 13 minute deliberation reversed his earlier conviction and Bowles announced plans to appeal.
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Common Pleas
A. B. Mage
Bowles
Arlington
Florida
Superior Court
Heat and Humidity Push US Temperatures Above 100
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warm weather across the Miami Valley with scattered thunderstorms Wednesday. Yesterday highs reached 99 in some spots while Alaska reported 93 in Fairbanks and Wainwright saw 80 degree readings. South Dakota and Kansas also topped 100 as a humid 90 plus is expected tomorrow with a 72 degree low tonight.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Wainwright
United States
South Dakota
Kansas
Miami Valley
Pressure Mounts Over Talbott Business Ties in Air Force Probe
General counsel John A. Johnson testified that he discussed Secretary Talbott's outside business interests with Attorney General Brownell in January and that Brownell expressed no disagreement with the legal conclusion. Johnson said the matter was paused at Brownell's suggestion and that Talbott seeks to testify further as senators probe his partnership with Mulligan and Co. and RCA dealings.
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Washington (Ap
John A. Johnson
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Atty Gen
Brownell
Johnson
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Talbott
New York City
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Defense Department
Mulligan
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Chattanooga Times
Capital
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Talbott-Mulligan
Washington
Living Costs In June Reach Yearly High
Washington reports June living costs rose 0.2 percent to 114.4 on the 1947–49 index, the highest for 1955 though still below June last year. Increases linked to food, housing, transportation, personal care, and medical care are noted, with July food price rises likely.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Aryness Joy Wickens
Labor Statistics Commissioner
Wave of Killings Rocks Colombia
Government rushes investigators to Valle province after a wave of killings that have claimed the lives of wealthy landowners farmers and a newspaper editor. Seven prominent citizens are among the dead. Motives remain unclear according to officials and newspapers cite obscure reasons. Valle borders Tolima where Rojas Pinilla claimed many Liberals and Conservatives were killed recently.
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Bogota
Colombia
Valle
Tolima
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Conference Set Monday In Genera Conference Set Monday In Genera
United States prepared to discuss Far East issues with Communist China if 51 Americans are freed. Geneva talks begin next Monday. outcome hinges on release of 11 airmen and 40 civilians. Senator George says success could pave future foreign minister level talks with Peiping. Peiping radio linked Formosa fate and UN admission to talks.
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Washington
United States
Far East
China
Zens
U.S
Red China
Geneva
Formosa
Sen. George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peiping
United Nations
Dulles Signals Geneva Talks on Formosa Cease-Fire
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will seek to learn at the Geneva discussions starting Monday whether Red China will accept a Formosa cease-fire. He added the U S representative will listen to and discuss any Red China issues directly involving the two nations.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Geneva
Red China
Formosa
Geneva talks eyed without third party in Far East
George said Dulles signaled at a closed Foreign Relations Committee meeting that ambassadors will meet in Geneva with no third party involvement, in this case Nationalist China. Formosa silence prevailed, with informants saying the talks focus on bilateral issues, not a global settlement. A Alexis Johnson to Czech Slovakia will represent the United States and Wang Ping Nan to Poland may represent Red China.
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George
Dulles
Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
China
Formosa
Far East
A. Alexis Johnson
Czechslovakia
United States
Wang Ping Nan
Poland
Red China
Polio case hits fully vaccinated child in Cleveland area
Health officials report the first polio case in a seven year old Elyria boy who received the Salk vaccine. He was admitted to City Hospital after a May 18 shot at an Elyria elementary school. Five more polio cases raise the year total to 34 in the Cleveland area with one death.
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Cleveland
Charles Chandler
Elyria
City Hospital
Carol Chandler
Michigan
And So He Got The Blonde Too In Divorce Case
Muskegon Michigan circuit judge Beers browsed a divorce settlement list and paused at item ten noting the wife’s attorney saying the blonde cited as the cause of the separation should be worth something. The total property division exceeded $25 000 though item ten’s value was not stated.
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Muskegon, Mich
Henry L. Beers
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