Japan's WWII Atomic Research Reassessed by Science Magazine
Science Magazine reports new studies showing Japan conducted atomic weapons research throughout World War II. By 1943 Navy scientists doubted U.S. victory hinged on such a weapon, noting long odds. Dismantled cyclotrons were sunk in Tokyo Bay after Japan's surrender, influencing views on nuclear proliferation and the potential use of the bomb against the United States.
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Washington
Japan
Navy Department
United States
Science Magazine Reports
U.S. Army
York
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
U.S
Tokyo Bay
Kansas farm woes trim county sales tax gains in 1977
Kansas records show 28 counties, mostly in central and western areas, posted sales tax declines in fiscal 1977 due to reduced farm machinery and hard goods purchases. statewide revenue rose, but the 1978 forecast was cut by 5.59 million. declines noted by F Kent Kalb reflect cautious outlooks and employment conditions. Evel Knievel jailed again after escape probe. he surrendered at 2:40 a.m. and was moved to a private cell, citing family troubles while in custody.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Department of Revenue
F. Kent Kalb
Revenue
Kalb
Bourbon County
Atchison County
Jewell
Ellsworth
Rice
Smith
Rush
Pawnee
Edward
Kiowa
Norton
Hodgeman
Lane
Meade
Rawlins
Logan
Scott
Haskell
Wichita
Grant
Stevens
Cheyenne
Sherman
Wallace
Greeley
Hamilton
Stanton
Morton
Los Angeles
Evel Knievel
Hall of Justice
Knievel
George Corbett
Robert Woods
Indochina Clash Wanes Amid Border Fighting
Thai intelligence sources say major fighting between Vietnam and Cambodia has tapered off as Hanoi consolidates positions in Cambodia. Western analysts question battlefield claims, noting Vietnamese superiority and reports of recent gains near Neak Luong and in the Parrot's Beak. Cambodia reports high Vietnamese casualties while claiming gains.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
Cambodia
Hanoi
Phnom Penh
Ho Chi Minh City
Saigon
Mekong
Neak Luong
Ottawa City hearing on Elm Street improvements
Public hearing set January 1978 in Ottawa Kansas to consider improving Elm Street from south line of US 270 subdivision 1 to north line of Atchison’s subdivision. Project includes six inch reinforced concrete pavement 31 feet wide with curbs and drainage. estimated cost around 21 733.04 with assessment split between benefit district and city at large. Also Cypress Street improvement hearing scheduled with 31 foot width and 6 inch concrete, cost about 278 497.26. assessments per front foot and city at large portions. Also notice of final settlement hearing in Franklin County District Court for the estate of J W Gorton with executor E E Haley.
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Elm Street
Atchison
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansan
Kansas
U.S.D
Ottaw
Jay Kanan
City Hi City Commission
Atchisona Subdivision
U.S.C
K.S.A
Viola L. Reach
Ortin W. Smith
Cypress Street
Worth
Eleventh Street
Smith Subdivision
Ottewa
City Hall
City Commission Room
Smith Subdivision No. 10
Saie
Westview Addition
Westview
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Herbert F. York Jr
University of California At San Diego
Charles Weiner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Germany
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
Gray
Quincy
Seymour
S. Main
State Farm Hospital
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Minais
Evel Tardy
the Peoples State Bank
Richmond
Mrs
Jim Cooper
James
Jim
L. Huff
Jim” L. Huff
Indochina
Lapeka Inc
Pence
IGA South
District Court
J. W. Gorton
Fou Jeraby
Asid
E. E. Haley
Mina
Gorion
Jameson Auto Parts
Cooper W.M
F.E.T
Skoog & Latimer
Ottens
Attys
G. Haley
Petitioner
Ase National
Ottawa Herald
Eve
Katherine Strafuss
Father Sheeds
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Cedar House
Alcoholic Anonymous
Chippewa
Hill House
Beautyland Styling Salon
Vanessia Ochs
Mid-Continent Psychiatric Hospital
Midwest Transport, Inc
Hutchinson
Call
Texas Refinery Corporation
H. P. Pate
Fort Worth
Texas
Infante
General Services
Abright's
South Main
Dundee Fabrica
Bennie Stingen
Dan Arnold
N. Kling
John Fritts
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