Atomic Power Seen Competing With Coal in 15 to 20 Years
Dr James A Lane of Oak Ridge predicts nuclear power could rival coal driven electricity in the United States within 15 to 20 years based on cost projections and current reactor development. Russian scientists report a 5 000 kilowatt plant shows atomic power feasible in remote or low coal regions but costs more than large coal stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Associated Press
Geneva
United States
James A. Lane
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
National Laboratory
Soviet Union
D. I. Blokhinstev
N. A. Nikolayev
Lane
U.S
AEC
Russia
Wife pleads innocent in Tulsa husband slaying case
Mrs. Geral dine Terry 23 of Tulsa pleaded innocent to fatally stabbing her husband Bill Tee Terry during a alleged struggle with a butcher knife. She was released on a 10000 bond secured by 200 shares of U S Steel stock offered by her foster father Gleaver Mc Connell former Tulsa water commissioner. Trial set for August 30 before Judge Lewis C Johnson.
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Tutsa. Okla
Geraldine Terry
Bill Tee Terry
Gleaver McConnell
Tulsa City Water
U.S. Steel Corp
Lewis C. Johnson
Rites for Miss Grant Scheduled Tomorrow
Services for Miss Inez J. Grant 58 who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Stuessy funeral home and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Victor's church with Rev. FE C. McCollow officiating. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez J. Grant
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
FE. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Charles Dietz Dies at 85 Former Green County Principal
Charles H. Dietz 85 longtime educator and first principal of the Green County Normal school who organized the institution died at 4 30 am in St Agnes hospital Fond du Lac from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been hospitalized since July 31 after a fall at a daughter's home. Born January 11 1870 in Jordan Township he taught in several one and two room schools and served 24 years as Green County Normal principal. He married Emma Michael in Milwaukee on July 8 1891.
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Charles H. Dietz
Green County Normal School
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
Dietz
M. Vincent Anderson
Mr. Dietz
Jordan Township
Jacob
Fannie Meacham Dietz
Pioneer County
Chenango County
N. Y
Cadiz
Banner School
Liberty
Hiawatha
Banner and
Ullom
State
Browntown
Monticello
Milwaukee
Emma Michael
University of Wisconsin
Inchon Riots Draw 1200 Workers and US Forces
Rioters and demonstrators clashed with US soldiers at Inchon and nearby ports as 1200 workers arrived from Seoul to reinforce about 300 protesters demanding UNSC withdrawal. US troops reported 22 injuries since Saturday with seven on the causeway to Wolmi Island. Demonstrations also occurred in Pusan Taegu and Kangnung as Korea presses UNSC to leave within a week.
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Seoul
Inchon
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Wolmi
U. S
Rhee
UNSC
Korea
U.S
ROK
Pusan
Kunsan
Taegu
Kangnung
U. S. 8Th Army
Republic of Korea
NNSC
Polio Incidence Doubles in Wisconsin in 1955 Seven Months
Polio cases in Wisconsin doubled in the first seven months of 1955, contrasting with declines across 10 Midwest states. The U S Public Health Service reported a 26 percent drop nationwide while Wisconsin saw rising totals led by Outagamie County and West Allis. Gamma globulin campaigns and iron lungs are rushed to hot spots as communities mobilize for inoculations amid deaths in Appleton and West Allis.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Midwest
U. S. Public Health Service
National Foundation For
Outagamie
West Allis
Milwaukee
Kaukauna
Milwaukee County
Outagamie County
Freeport Youths Held in Burglaries
Four Freeport youths face burglary charges after signed statements confessing involvement in break ins at the Paul Matzke farm near Juta and other local sites. A fifth youth is sought. Detainer warrants were sought. warrants on two youths issued in Stephenson County jail. others questioned in Mount Carroll.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
Freeport
A. Charles Howe
William Mellnick
Larry Garland
Stephenson County
Bruce Welch
Carroll County
Mount Carroll
George W. Armstrong
Leslie M. Schwitz
Richard Utt
Howe
Paul Matzke
Juta
Mellnick
Garland
Lloyd Lencium
Martintown
Mellinick
Welch
Utt
Chadwick
Mellnick and Garland
Freeport Area
McConnell
Illinois
Fire Destroys Barn and Buildings Near Oshkosh
A fire on the Wilber Allen farm seven miles northwest of here destroyed a barn granary hog pen and milk house. Alvin Allen said the blaze started from spontaneous combustion and the loss was placed at 35000 dollars.
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Oshkosh
Wilber Allen
Here
Allen
Alvin
Johnson confident return as Democratic Senate leader
In his first news conference since a heart attack, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson declared he would return as Democratic Senate leader next January. He blamed Republicans for defeats of highway, school aid, and water resources bills and urged a nonpartisan review of what offices have done. The 1954 voters' shift to Democratic control is cited as evidence of the new Senate's direction.
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A. B
Happy
Chandler
Kentucky
Ben
U.S
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
New
Eisenhower
Congress
Johnson
Outagamie Board Votes 10000 for Fair Loss
Appleton policy notes the Outagamie County Board allocated 10000 to cover the first loss in 17 years at the County Fair which closed Sunday. Polio outbreak contributed to reduced attendance with Children’s Day ride admissions cited. 14000 attendees last year vs 800 this year. officials said outbreak developed too late to cancel the fair.
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Appleton
Outagamie
The
Fair Association
Michael Burns
Kewanee Pastor and Family Bicycle Vacation Route
The Rev Charles Hoskinson and family of Kewanee Illinois are touring by tandem and single bikes. They stayed in Monroe and headed to Evansville then plan 40 to 45 mile days en route to Sturgeon Bay ferry Lake Michigan and back along the Michigan shore. Martha 14 and Sara 17 join their father and mother in a first ever tandem trip.
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Eugene Hotel
Charles Hoskinson
Hoskinson
Sara
Martha
Kewanee
Ill
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Times
Monroe
Evansville
Mrs. Hoskinson
Freeport
Kewanee High School
Oberlin College
Geneva Meeting Delayed By China's Request
The US and Communist China ambassadors postponed their Geneva meeting to Thursday at Red China's request to confer with its government. They failed yesterday in a fourth attempt to secure the release of 40 Americans, though unofficial sources noted some progress. China sought a list of Chinese nationals in the U.S. and proposed India represent Red China on repatriation matters.
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Geneva
United States
China
Red China
Red Ching
Wang Ping-nan
U. S
India
Selling Wave Sends Stock Prices Falling
A selling wave swept the New York market, pushing prices down by one to four points with small scattered gains. After a record high two weeks earlier, traders stayed on the sidelines as credit tightened with banks raising loan charges to 3 percent, contributing to the downturn. U.S. government bonds also declined.
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New York
U. S
Harriman Adlai To Meet Tonight Over 1956 Nomination
Gov Averell Harriman of New York and former Gov Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois meet in Chicago for a talk that could shape the 1956 Democratic nomination. Harriman seeks Stevenson's private view on whether Stevenson will run again.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Harriman
Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
John F. Simms
New Mexico
East Coast Braces as Connie Tracks Northward Toward Shore
Hurricane warnings extend from Cape Lookout North to Norfolk and over the Atlantic coast to New York City as Connie moves northward at about 10 to 11 mph. Red Cross moves disaster experts into Virginia and Maryland offices. gale and hurricane winds reach offshore bands with tides rising two to three feet along the Carolina coast.
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Miami
Fla
North Carolina
Virginia
Norfolk
New York City
New York
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cape Lookout
N.C
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Miami Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
American Red Cross
Maryland
Mineola
N. Y
Virginia Capes
Wilmington
South Carolina
Georgia
Connie
Massachusetts
Carolina Capes
Cape Cod
Florida
Gordon Dunn
Block Island
R. I
Carolina Coast
Daytona Beach
Skipper Succumbs in Manitowoc at 83
Captain William Williamson aged 83, who began as a Great Lakes skipper at 18, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital in Manitowoc.
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Manitowoc
William Williamson
Great Lakes
Memorial Hospital
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Charles Dietz
Andrew Lewis
Monroe High School
Foundation
Joseph Bouorgeon
Twin Cities
Neenah and Menasha
Winnebago County
Neenah-Menasha
Madison
Atlantic Coast
Gop
Bills
Outagamie Board
Maryland, Virginia
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