Nuclear reactor to test larger materials for civilian use
The Atomic Energy Commission invited private industry to finance and build by March 1957 a larger materials test reactor. It would feature 11 irradiation holes up to 9 square inches and allow specimens up to 15 inches in diameter. The plant, likely near Idaho Falls, would support civil and military nuclear programs and cost an estimated 10 to 15 million dollars to build with 4 to 5 million annually for operations.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Finnance
AEC
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sug
Weasiar
ABC
Air Force
Navy
Army
Commission
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Sparkman D-Ala
Great Britain
Britain
Sen. Knowland
California
California, the Gop Jeader
Knowland
Congress
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Byrd
D-Va
Potter
R-Mich
Free Asia
Hagnequer
R. A. Butler
U.S
Sparkman
Bread Of Life Br A Parnell Bailey
A church laments theft of one third of Sunday School strength one fourth of membership and half of offerings. The thief named is Indifference, which began in homes and has left the church dead in spirit despite a claimed living name.
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A. Parnell Bailey
Day by Day Broadcast Schedule of West O Sports and News
Daily listings show a dense schedule with various programs and personalities. Notable items include Three-abde versus angie Marye abe and Pennessee Bruie in the Premiery, plus commentary, news broadcasts, and music segments. Highlights feature Fischer and Molly, Nance Orchestra, boxing roots, Crown Theater, and Studio One with Steve Aen Tonight.
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Valety
Mbs West O
Abe-East
Abde
Angie Marye
Abe Pennessee Bruie
Abe
Mbs
Dare
Anbs
Ebs
Abe Srs
North
Cbe Couce
Lounlup
Fischer
Molly
Nance Orchestra
Nats
Kokla
Qlie
Abe Eert
Lave Lucy
Ehs
DuMont Crown Theater
Abe Media
Contromery Theater
Abe December
Chs
Studio One
Cbs
Steve Aen
Live A Bomb Telecast Planned From Yucca Flat Tomorrow
Wayne Quiver reports a live telecast of an atomic blast from Yucca Flat planned for tomorrow with pooled TV by CBS NBC and ABC and pooled radio coverage. It will show the explosion and soldier reactions with split screen and will be broadcast in color and black and white, aided by 420 TV stations and 25 million sets nationwide. Canadian coverage by CBC is also expected.
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Wayne Qliver
New York
Yucca Flat
New
CBS
NBC
ABC
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Ita Safelta
Freshman Sophomore Hop At Hood College
Freshman and sophomore couples attended the Freshman Sophomore Hop at Hood College in Coblentz Hall with Lester Lanin's orchestra providing music. The theme Rhythm in Gold featured a midnight swim in the Gambrill gymnasium followed by a Bermuda Breakfast on the terrace. President and Mrs. Truxal hosted, with escorts including Miss Elizabeth Alt and Miss Barbara Hall. Weekend events also included the Athletic Association show, a jazz concert by the Joval Lewis Hill band, and a girls versus visitors softball game.
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Lester Lanin
S. Orchestra
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Hood
Gambrill Gymnasium
Bermuda
Gambrill Terrace
Andrew
G. Truxal
Elizabeth Alt
the News
Frederick
Wers
Warwick
Algiers
Algeria
U. S
Sara Bulin
Baltimore
Dent
SISOS
Becaue
Barbara Hall
Elizabeth McCain
Hoadfield
Leon Trachtman
Trachtman
Athletic Association
Joval Lewis Hill Band
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Budweiser
LOUIS + NEWARE TOS
Angeles
Routzahn & Sons
Troner
South Market Street
Chrysler
Satiared Steel
America
Windsor
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Sieberling Tires
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam
Irons Lewyt Vacuum
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll St
Doe
Mewate
Bave Kemp
Remsberg’s
Wallace "Sterling
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
Key Hotel
Frederick, MD