Northwest Eyes Atom Power Amid Regional Energy Push
Seattle based report notes Pacific Northwest studies atomic energy as a future supplement to abundant water power. Utilities face public vs private debates, fishing and scenic preservation concerns, and delays like the Westinghouse strike affecting dam projects.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
New Mexico
Westinghouse
Chief Joseph Dam
Columbia River
JL. &. Karrer
Puget Sound Power & Light
Byroy Ot
Stant
Bonneville Power Administration
Northwest
Jack D. Stevens
Puget Sound Utilities Council
Judge OKs Kids’ Rides While Parents Pay Dimes
Milwaukee circuit Judge William Shaughnessy ruled youngsters may continue riding rocket ships and hobby horses as long as parents have dimes to feed the rides. He said the coin operated attractions aren’t in the same class as illegal pinball machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
William Shaughnessy
Eddie Fisher to Return Home After Hospital Stay
Singer Eddie Fisher was set to go home today after a two day hospital stay for what doctors called indigestion. The news came as fans awaited his return from treatment in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Eddie Fisher
Jury Unable To Decide How Groom Fell From Plane
Cleveland County coroner's jury could not determine how Oren A. Pruitt died after plunging 6,500 feet from a Piedmont Airliner on June 13. Attorneys for the widow planned to sue the airline for negligence over door warning signs.
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Shelby
N.C. i
Cleveland County
Oren A. Pruitt
Piedmont
Pruitt
Charlotte
Asheville
Here
Joseph Forest
Forest
Nasser Seeks Friendly Ties with United States
Cairo Egypt January 1954 Gamal Abdel Nasser on taking office declared Egypt seeks friendly relations with the United States and said he will do all he can. In an interview with Alicia Patterson Newsday he urged understanding between the American and Egyptian peoples to foster goodwill.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Alicia Patterson
Long Island, N.Y
Newsday
U.S. Uranium Production Surges Beyond 3 Million Tons
AEC figures reveal annual U S uranium ore output surpassing three million tons with reserves over 30 million tons and potential 30 million more. Nine mills operate with three more due this summer and production could reach five to six million tons annually by 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Jesse C. Johnson
AEC
Johnson
Free World
NATO Purpose Revealed By Gen Gruenther
General Gruenther outlined NATO aims at a Governors Conference dinner. He said the alliance would slow any Russian initial attack until atomic retaliation could erase the aggressor. He described a land-air shield to force enemy concentration and atomic counterattacks as the defense gains. The plan anticipates German participation within three to four years.
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Atlantic
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Europe
Gruenther
Eisenhower
Salley Low Bid On St Francis Hospital Repairs
W C Salley of Monroe submitted the lowest figures on the St Francis hospital seventh floor completion and related work. His base bid for the seventh floor was 274679 dollars and 171970 dollars for a seventh story elevator enclosure and recreation room. Other bidders included Don Baxter Steily Islands J A Harper Crowville Jesse Heath and Sons West Monroe and Southeastern Construction Co Jackson. The contract awaits approval by the U S Public Health Services headquarters in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Salley
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Hospital Business Office
Salley
Don Baxter
Steily Islands
J. A. Harper
Crowvilles
Jesse Ff
Heath and Sons
West. Monroe
Southeastern Construction Co
Jackson, Miss
U.S. Public Health Services
Dallas
Tex
Man Succeeds In Getting Book Thrown At Him
An Enka man, 27 year old Edgar Shepheard, was charged with assault drunkenness obstructing a highway and impersonating an officer. He set up a timber blockade on a highway near Sylva and tried to inspect drivers licenses. Mrs Kate Wilson of Sylva swore out the warrant. She was hospitalized after shock.
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Sylva
N.C
Enka
Edgar Shepheard
Kate Wilson
Shepheard
John Beal
Alfred Wilson
Ohio
Wilson
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Canada
Stevens
U. S
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All Southern Airways
R. C. Murray
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
T. H. Barnes
Winston-Salem
Nasser
U.S
Blue Bonnet Sue
American Lead Pencil Company
Elsaah
P.O
Hoboken
J. J. McMullen
U. S S. Maritime Commission
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