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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1954
Page
7
The Atomic Energy Commission aims to grant 40 year renewable licenses to private industry to operate atomic plants and handle unsalable materials. After congressional approval the AEC will build full scale plants to demonstrate feasibility of nuclear power and other agencies may apply for nuclear licenses. Preference in sales and licenses favors cooperatives publicly owned lines.
President Eisenhower announced a sweeping package to foster a private atomic power industry and strengthen European defenses with more data on nuclear weapons. Congress approved the measure by voice vote after Senate compromise. The act requires five years of free civilian patent sharing, then up to 17 years of exclusive rights, a plan Cole vows to challenge upon January return.
Lewistown Grange held an evening initiation with Glade Valley degree team as eight new members joined. Master Ross Stull led the meeting with 43 in attendance, including visitors Mrs. Howard U. Quinn and Deputy Howard A. Quinn. Balancing events include a September 9 meeting with New Market team, September 10 Friendship Night at Ballenger Grange, and a August 26 banquet at 6 30 p m with family picnics planned.
Washington reports show the Senate adopted a conference report on the farm bill sending it to the White House. It also records amendments by Sen. Butler to the House bill outlawing the Communist party with Republican yes votes from Delaware Williams, Maryland Beall and Butler and Democrat Frear from Delaware.
The Maryland attorney general clarifies that giving beauty related gifts to neighbors constitutes a legal risk under Section 499 of the Maryland Code. A hairdresser and beauty culturist controversy prompts officials to warn against exchanging items or favors in lieu of registered beauty services. Also notes local reunions and a fall skin care advisory urging creams for dry skin and hand care.
Four youths from Brooklyn aged 15 to 18 have been charged after gory attacks across parks. Authorities say they killed a homeless man, beat two young girls, and threw another man into the East River. Two were charged with murder, one with felonious assault, and one with juvenile delinquency.
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