Atom Will Double U. S. Power Output
A private study for investor groups predicts nuclear power will roughly double U.S. electricity from waterpower within 29 years. Investment around six billion dollars, over one billion for reactors, with 80 percent of new capacity by 2100 atom powered. By 1975, 30 to 45 million kilowatts of atomic power from an anticipated 300 million total capacity.
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Washington
H. Dewayne Kreager
John R. Stedmas
Shelman
Harry S. Truman
Kreager
Office of Defense Mobilization
Atomic “Energy Commission
Poland to Send West 100000 More Germans
Berlin reports Communist Poland plans to repatriate over 100,000 Germans living on Polish soil to West Germany. First group of 35 arrived last week. aim is to relocate by 1956 under Warsaw government and German Red Cross. Motives include reuniting divided families, removing untenable elderly workers, and reducing anti Polish sentiment.
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Berlin
Poland
West
West Germany
Warsaw
Red Cross
Tron Curtain
Life Term Paroled for Baltimore Torso Murder
Aurelio Tarquinio, convicted in 1938 for Baltimore's torso murder, has been paroled but confined at Victor Cullen State Sanatorium for tuberculosis. State authorities say he is no longer considered dangerous.
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I — Aurelio Marco Tarquinio
Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
State Department of Panile
Tarquinio
Evelyn Rice
National Manpower Council Urges Skilled Worker Training
The National Manpower Council, in a report at New York, calls for improved training systems for skilled workers and technicians. It links defense needs to a larger skilled labor supply and argues peacetime progress hinges on skill levels. The council, funded by Ford Foundation and tied to Columbia, urges school industry and government action, better math reading and less early specialization.
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National Manpower Council
The
Council
Ford Foundation
Columbia University Graduate School of Business
Eisenhower
James D. Zellerbach
Crown Zellerbach Corp
San Francisco
Piano Pupils In Recital At All Saints Parish Hall
Mrs Thea? desia Eddy led a Christmas recital Sunday afternoon at All Saints church Parish Hall with pupils Lisa Olson Joan Kefauver Donna Mowen Jean Taylor and others performing Christmas tunes and carols Selections included Away In A Manger O Little Town Of Bethlehem and Gesu Bambino The program closed with Christmas pieces and a brief note on Burma Premier U Nu’s return from China and future plans to visit the United States plus a quirky line about an ostrich eye weight
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Thea
Desia Eddy
All Saints Church
Joan Kefauver
Donna Mowen
Jean Taylor
Judith Pease
Manger
Dorothy
Nora Jean Gross
Judith Willard
Alan Weintraub
Cynthia Oatman
Nancy Shafer
Rita Korrell
Lisa Olson
Cynthia Oaiman
Coppelia
Pietro Yon
Captain Goes Down With Scottish Ship
In Tobermory Scotland the captain of the Swedish freighter Hispania went down with his ship after it struck a reef in heavy rain. Captain Ivan Dahn 57 refused rescue and perished when the 1337 ton vessel sank off Scotland's west coast. First Officer Walter Einersson and 20 crewmen reached shore in lifeboats after guiding by a dim farm house light.
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Tobermory
Scotland
Walter Einersson
New Market To Show Piece Fire Equipment
New Market residents may view a fire engine under consideration by a Lions Club committee for the new volunteer fire company. The display runs from 4 to 7 p m at Mealey's Hotel with a special meeting at 7 pm, followed by a town and area procession to show the apparatus to contributors to the fire company fund.
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New Market
Lions Club of
New Market District
Mealey's Hotel
Fire Company
Middle River Man Killed On Birthday Tragedy
In Baltimore area, Harry Balk of Middle River would have turned 21. After a birthday gathering, early today his car veered away from the road and struck a utility pole, killing Balk. His 18-year-old brother William was seriously injured while passenger Emile Bartel escaped unharmed. A separate note reports a U.S. project to bring Vatican manuscript microfilms to St. Louis University for a Pius XII Memorial Library.
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Middle River
Harry
Emile Bartel
William
Bartel
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