Seaborg Named AEC Head In Kennedy Era Transition
Seaborg, Nobel laureate in chemistry and UC chancellor, named head of the Atomic Energy Commission by President-elect Kennedy. The appointment places a scientist back on the commission, with Democrats and Republicans sharing seats. Seaborg, noted for plutonium work, helped win the 1951 Nobel Prize and the 1959 Enrico Fermi award.
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Kennedy
Billy Graham
Kennedy Family
Ocean
Seaborg
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Senate
House Atomine Energy Committee
Lheft
Enrico’ Fermi
Seaborg Ines
Lafayette
Calif
Helen Griggs
Sioux City
Iowa
Tew
Kenneth
Florida
Capitol
Washington
Markey's Commandos Recalled From 1909 Photo by Rev Holdcraft
The piece recalls 1909 Company A scenes at Braddock Heights and Chigre Hill, names captain Markey and lieutenants, then notes Rev Dr Paul E Holdcraft of Baltimore, with many ex-soldiers and later World War I service. It ends by describing the armory, drills at Independent Hose Co hall, and the 1909 mock battle turning real.
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Company A
Paul E. Holdcraft
Baltimore
Frederick
Holdcraft
Howard Pars Avenue
Braddock Heights
Dr. Holdcraft
Tme
D. John Markey
Harry J. Kefauster
Frank Bentz
Elmer Munshower
Guy Firer
Clyde Webster
Bib Storm
Guy Putnam
Harry Hagar
Chare Griffin
Bugler
Jess Fogle
Edgar Ester
Paul Beard
Roger Wolfe
Lester Smyth
Walter McDaniel
Paul Browns
John Staley
Maurice
Chigre Hill
Chigres
Braddock
Ami
Independent Hose Co Hall
Markey
Soviets Signal Space Shot Likely Before Kennedy Inauguration
Three Soviet missile tracking ships moved into a southwest of Hawaii triangle as US radar posts were alerted to monitor a possible space test tied to an inauguration. The vessels’ position suggested a potential manned space attempt, aligning with Moscow propaganda timing around Kennedy’s accession and prior Khrushchev era showmanship.
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Washington
Pacific
John F. Kennedy
Hawaii
Defense Department
U. S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
Moscow
Industrial Output Slips Two Percent Across Sectors
The report notes a two percent drop in industrial output with declines in steel auto and other manufacturing sectors. Government data show reduced activity through late 1960, as unemployment rose and average retail rates fell slightly. State Parks Attendance Reaches 3.2 Million in 1960.
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Indusion Steel
Auto
Fede
Saul Auto
Trade boost seen for Denmark East Germany ties
Tass, the Soviet news agency, reports a 10 percent rise in trade between Denmark and East Germany expected this year, signaling strengthening economic links between the two countries through the Eastern bloc.
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Moscow
Tass
Denmark
East Germany
Free arthritis and rheumatism book offer from Excelsior Springs
A 36 page illustrated booklet explains causes effects and dangers of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a proven painless treatment method used in thousands of cases and is offered free without cost or obligation by The Bail Clinic Dept 3505 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Excelsior Springs
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Germany
Ruyal Service
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Middletown
a_i Lee
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Beignts
Rev. Holdcraft
Camp Perry
Ohio
Thurmont
Edgar Eyler
Edgar
Flanders Fields
Joseph Alfen
James Alston Jr
Howard County
Sterling Taylor
Baltiore
Taylor
Alston
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Utah
Elwood Kinney
Naional
New York
Caracas
Venezuela
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National Public Health Congress
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Towson
AP — Chalmers
Armco, Steel Corp
Goucher College
Annapolis
Eeconor
America
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
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McGregor
ACE and Woolmaster
Kemp’s Boy's Dept
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