Whiteshell reactor WR-1 goes into service at Pinawa
The Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment WR-1 reactor at Pinawa near Winnipeg enters service. Dr Mooradian, long associated with Chalk River, leads development while U S AEC Euratom observers monitor startup. WR-1 uses organic liquids as heat transfer medium with heavy water moderator and aims to cut electricity costs through diverse engineering tests.
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Mooradian
Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories
Kelvin Technical High School
Winni
University of Sastchewan
University of Uri
of Atomic Energy of Canada Tech
Three Ears
Deep River
Manitoba
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Pinawa
Winnipeg River
Winnipeg
United States Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
European Nuclear Agency
Euratom
Canadian General Electric Company Limited
WNRE
WR-1
New Computers Show Micro-miniaturisation Advance
BBC World Service reports English Electric System Four uses miniature silicon chips with multiple transistors. A chip a twentieth of an inch wide holds twelve gold wires under a shirt-button base plate. Micro-electronics promise greatly increased reliability by reducing connections and component size.
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BBC World Service
Science and Industry
Peter Stone
English Electric
Safe culvert clearing with explosives proposed
D. C. Yale of Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper describes a method to clean culverts using a small dynamite charge to loosen sticks and logs. Water flow then clears the debris. He stresses following normal blasting procedures and recommends blasting twice with small charges rather than one large blast.
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Woodlands
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
D. C. Yale
Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company Limited
Yule
Life and Faith Amid Winter’s Quiet Scene
The narrator notes winter’s hush outside a window, birds at a feeder, and a black squirrel in cedar shelter. He reflects on Job’s questions, faith versus science, and the limits of human understanding, urging belief over unbelief.
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Job
God
Earth
Earth polar diameter noted at about 7900 miles
A concise statement notes that the Earth's diameter through the poles is approximately 7900 miles.
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A. J. Mooradian
Ottawa River
Chalk River
Ontario
Whiteshell
Nee Pace
Phyllis Mitchell