Atomic Power In Homes Conceivable In 3 Years
Former AEC chief Dr Lawrence Hafstad said American homes could use electricity from atomic power plants within three or four years. He noted four to five U S utility companies are building commercial reactors as experts warn there is no real danger from lingering radiation after a bomb explosion and that uranium concentrates offered to Japan carry no weapon-use clause. The group predicts a new atomic era, with the U S pushing its arrival by sharing nuclear advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
U. S
Hafstad
Atomic Energy Commission
Car
Algo
Earnest
O. Lawrnce
University of California
John Jay Hoapkins
General Dynamics Corp
Japan
OB Supervisor At Institute Fund Pays Bill At Hospital
Mary Foster White obstetrical supervisor at Middletown hospital travels to Chicago for a three day obstetrical advisor's institute by the American Hospital Association. Her expenses are paid by the Lions Club post-graduate scholarship fund which presented a $300 check to the hospital weeks ago, per Paul Flanagan assistant administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Middletown Itas
Mary Foster White
Chicago
American Hospital Assn
Paul Flanagan
No Commitment On Educational TV Role Here
Middletown school officials discussed possible participation in WCET Cincinnati’s educational TV program but made no decision last week. Assistant Superintendent Cromwell said a demonstration of WCET reception would be arranged. if reception is clear, teachers may study the idea in Community Resources. No programming for this year was decided. WCET operates 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. with schools providing programs. funding is via public subscription and a state bill would allow education boards to appropriate money.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
WCET
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
J. D. Blackford
Celia Long
Thomas Webb
Boards of Educations
Senator Foresees Atomic Ship Research Advancing
Senator Magnuson said the US is well on the way to starting research on an atomic powered cargo ship for the merchant marine. He noted the Atomic Energy Commission has conferred with the Maritime Administration on feasibility and said the work would be separate from Eisenhower’s proposed atomic merchant ship. House aide Bonner announced a bill to authorize a second distinct atomic ship designed to be economically feasible for cargo service.
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Washington
Sen
Magnuson
D-Wash
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Administration
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Rep
Bonner
D-Nc
House Commerce Committee
Philippines hit by widespread strikes without disorder
A wave of strikes swept the Philippines today, affecting labor and entertainment sectors. No disorders were reported. Thirteen labor actions or protests disrupted firms across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
House Moves To Expand U.S. Reserve Force By President Plan
Washington The House signaled readiness to approve Eisenhower's program to quadruple the trained reserve by 1960. Debates will begin on a bill to implement the plan aiming for 2.9 million reservists in five years, with six month training for youths and recalls up to 45 days for those not meeting drills.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Army
Take Draft Tests for selective service group
Fourteen Selective Service registrants and five Miami University students left by bus from Board No. 10 at 116 S Main St for an Armed Forces physical examination at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Volunteers included Ronald Owen Spurlock Jr and Robert David Spurlock Jr of Hamilton, Carl Helton and Jack Eugene West of Middletown, and William Ralph Boggess of Monroe. Others listed include Gerald Burton, Theodore Fouté, Robert Theiss Leslie, George K Tsifas, Ernest Rikas, Donald Lee Black, Robert Gerald Sams, George Clifford Sauer of Hamilton and Clarence Eugene Mills of Charleston Illinois.
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Selective Service
Miami University
No. 10
S. Main St
Armed Forces
Fort Thomas
Ronald Owen
Robert David Spurlock Jr
Hamilton
Middletown
Carl Helton
Hood Ave
Jack Eugene West
Lamberton St
William Ralph Boggess
Monroe
Gerald Burton
Buena Ave
Theodore Fouté
Waite St
Robert Theiss Leslie
Jewell Ave
Geroge K. Tsifas
Central Ave
Ernest Rikas
Donald Lee Black
Robert Gerald Sams
George Clifford Sauer
Clarence Eugene Mills
Charleston, Il
Lost Boys Tour to LeSourdsville Lake
Two boys Gary Cain and Ray Metcalf aged 10 and 12 wandered 15 miles from Germantown to LeSourdsville Lake. They hitchhiked then walked until a service station drew attention. State highway patrol, along with village police, found them and returned them home in a cruiser.
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Germantown
Gary Cain
Ray Metcalf
LeSourdsville Lake
Rt. 4
State Highway Patrol
Village
Gary
Ray
R. W. Garland
D. E. Arnold
Insects with Many Eyes Exhibit Segmented Vision
A observation notes that many insects possess five eyes, two of which are subdivided into hundreds of segments. The finding highlights diverse eye structures across insect species and suggests complex visual systems enabling varied environmental perception.
Young Adult Camp Described At Planning Meeting
The 24th annual Southwest Ohio Young Adult Camp is outlined for interested participants. A planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Barnitz room of the YMCA will cover facilities and costs. Adult Program Secretary Dick Hofferbert notes 16 young adults attended last year near Hamilton and will present slides of past activities.
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Southwest Ohio
Barnitz
YMCA
Dick Hofferbert
Hamton
Hofferbert
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Guvin M. Leachman
Dayton State Hospital
Leachman
Halsey
Tions Commission
Russell Brines
Boys
Colgate Dental Cream
Dr. West
Colgate
Colgate Dental
Canal St
Central Store
Middletown Journal
Bemberg Prints—Dacrons
Davy Crockett
Denier
KANT
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