Young Teens Fear Atomic Energy Will Destroy Mankind
A nationwide survey of 671 teens shows rising fear of nuclear energy and belief that it will not deter war. Most associate nuclear energy with bombs and destruction, while 68 percent doubt it will steer nations away from conflict. 44 percent favor peacetime uses, and 76 percent say government leads development over private industry.
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Mary Ann Sluzas
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
P. Delacarte
Riverside
Conn
Tom Greenspon
Charleston
W. Va
Peter Baci
Valley Stream
Linda Whycoff
Boston
Tom Dueur
Philadelphia
Alice Bashuk
Macon
Linda Gibson
Detroit
Gregg H. Wilson
Jackson, Mich
Robert Greig
Augusta
Maine
Wilson
Army Nurse Elected Commander of Honolulu American Legion Post
Mrs. Jack Evans, World War II Army nurse and mother of five, was elected commander of an American Legion post in Honolulu. She noted she was nominated twice previously but declined, citing her responsibilities as a mother and housewife.
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Honolulu
APA
American Legion
Jack Evans
Legion
Hawaii
Naval Reserve Sets New Policy On Enlistments
The Naval Reserve Training Center in Hamilton announces an immediate policy change permitting recruiting of men aged 17 to 26 with no prior service. Eligible recruits may enlist and complete recruit training in a reserve unit before active duty, with details at 290 N Fair Ave Hamilton from 8 am to 4 pm weekdays.
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Naval Reserve Training Center
Hamilton
Naval Reserve
N. Fair Ave
Leon Vee Lor
Jesse Jemison
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Court House
Middletown
Butler
State of
Baltimore Street
Amin Rkies Nkelman
Citizens Building Loan & Savings Um
Leonora Albert Fu
Pierson Road
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Pierson Rd
Trenton
Cincinnati Gas & ‘Eetrie Company
Paul A Pfll
Robert 8 Dell
Retirement Bills Move to Cut Officer Overhang in Senate
Senate passes campaign measures allowing the armed forces to retire thousands of officers on pensions to reduce an overabundance. The discussion centers on legislative steps and potential savings as the plan advances through Congress.
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Washington
Campaion
Senate
Republican nominee wins Kentucky attorney general race
Cannon won the Republican nomination for Kentucky attorney general. The report notes a $2 charge for a photograph and scents for stamps as part of the campaign details.
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Kentucky
Cannon
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