Isotopes Exports to Russia Authorized by AEC Report
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed it approved a first shipment of radioactive isotopes to the Soviet Union for cancer research at Moscow's Bio-Chemical Institute. The license to export carrior-14 was obtained by Chemesco Corp of New York, amid assurances the agency also stockpiles weapons for defense. The semiannual report notes emphasis on research to improve the U S nuclear arsenal while pursuing peaceful atomic energy programs.
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Russia
Congress
AEC
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Bio-Chemical Institute
Academy of Science
Moscow
Commission
Chemesco Corp
New York City
United States
Millions In Tax Rebates In 1956 Top Corporations List
The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation reports that twenty seven American corporations received federal tax rebates or credits exceeding one million dollars in 1956, totaling 136,264,344. American Viscose Corp of Philadelphia led with 20,287,225. Other large corporate rebates included Celanese 8,169,501 Coca Cola 5,099,309 Western Union 7,147,396 and Overland 6,622,690. The largest noncorporate refund went to the estate of Lammot du Pont at 803,052, while individuals Mary Ethel Pew Warren J. Sheets and John and Fannie Hertz received significant amounts. The Treasury must notify Congress before approving refunds over 100,000.
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Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
American Viscose Corp
Philadelphia
Treasury
Congress
Lammot du Pont
Mary Ethel Pew
Warren J. Sheets
Fast
Chicago
Ind
John and
Fannie K. Hertz
Cary
Celanese Corp. of America
Coca-Cola Co
Western Union Telegraph
Overland Corp. of Toledo
Willys- Overland
Arsonist Paid 30 Cents for Fire at Pulp Pile
Police in Taipei said Lu sui Hsu, 23, admitted an uncle paid him 10 Formosa dollars to set a fire destroying $127,000 of bagasse at Hsyinying in southern Formosa. The material belonged to Taiwan Pulp and Paper Corp. The motive cited was revenge after the company fired the uncle for inefficiency last May.
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Hsyinying
Formosa
Taiwan Pulp and Paper Corp
Lu sui-Hsu
Liwan-Shen
Greeley Area News Briefs Tie Local Moves and Health
Mr Henry Egidy was taken to Garnett Hospital Saturday for treatment. Miss Martina Rommelfanger resigned her bank position. Miss Davis Martz will take her place. Mr and Mrs John Sommer and family will move to the D C Stevens home north of Greeley. The Stevens sold the place to the Sommer family. E A B Bible school closed Friday after two weeks. Mrs Gene Hoke returned home from Garnett Hospital where she had X rays and treatments. Miss Helen Katzer returned to work at Gerhold's after a two week vacation. Joy Fox visited Joliet Ill. Roy McFarland and husband were mentioned. Hubert Lickteig received word of a granddaughter born to Norman and Mrs Lickteig of Carlsbad NM, making four granddaughters for the Lickteigs.
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Garnett Hospital
Martina Rommelfanger
Bank
Davis Martz
John Sommer
D. C. Stevens
Greeley
Stevens
Sommer
E.A.B. Bible School
Gene Hoke
Helen Katzer
Gerhold’s Store
Joy Fox
Joliet, Ill
Roy McFarland
Hubert Lickteig
Norman Lickteig
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Hubert Lickteigs
Commencement Exercises At Fort Hays Tonight
Commencement exercises for 150 graduates of Fort Hays State College will be held here tonight. The commencement speaker will be Dr. James P. Cornette, president of West Texas State College.
Three Killed When Lightning Struck Tree Near Glens Falls
A fishing party of three was killed last night when lightning struck a tree under which they stood near an artificial lake outside Glens Falls New York. Victims were Joseph V Lamantia 54 of the Bronx his daughter Joan 20 and Frederick Stranahan 14 of Queensbury. The bolt peeled four feet of bark from the tree and traveled to their position.
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School Lunch Workers To 2 Day Workshop
A two day workshop for personnel in the school lunch program in northwest Kansas counties opens here tomorrow. Beginner cooks and supervisors are required to attend the training sessions and other school personnel connected with the lunch program are urged to attend.
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Kansas
Low Bid By Topeka Firm For KU Organ
Topeka Reuter Organ Company submitted the apparent low qualified bid of 11572 dollars for two practice organs to the University of Kansas.
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Reuter Organ, Co
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Carlson Favors Limit On Oil
Sen Carlson JR Kas called Eisenhower's request to limit crude oil imports encouraging but still too high. He supported the one million barrel daily cap and urged gradual action to bring imports within the 1954 ratio of 10.3 percent of domestic production, aiming for a stronger national security limit.
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Surplus Claims Stir Debate on Government Payments
Rep Passman accuses the administration of delaying vast payments to inflate the 1957 fiscal year surplus. Treasury reports a 1.645 billion dollar surplus for the year ending June 30, while Passman cites more than 500 million in military bills delayed past the deadline as deceptive bookkeeping.
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Passman
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Treasury Department
House Foreign Aid Appropriations Subcommittee
Imports Rise to About 750000 Barrels Rate
The report notes imports arriving at roughly 750000 barrels, outlining the current pace of supply. It highlights the scale of intake and its implication for markets, with emphasis on the swift inflow to meet demand.
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Bids Opened for Missouri River Dike and Refinement Work
Kansas City reports bids on Missouri River dike and riverbank work totaling over 800000 dollars. Markham and Brown of Dallas bid 476190 for 64 miles between Isabel and Washington reaches, compared with a government estimate of 521633. W A Linn Construction of Lincoln Nebraska bid low on 26 miles.
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Markham & Brown
Dallas
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Isabel
Washington
W. A. Linn Construction Co
Lincoln
Neb
Ottawa Herald: Two river projects start soon between Rule and river mouth
An Army Engineers spokesman said two of ten projects to be started soon between Rule Nebraska and the Missouri River mouth. The bid of 402 340 dollars came in under the government estimate of 448 245 dollars for the works at Atchison bend and the Leavenworth reach.
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Leavenworth
Army
Rule
Neb
Appointment to State Office Building Commission
Topeka reports that Post Topeka has named L Dempsey to fill the vacancy on the State Office Building Commission after Senator James Porter resigned. Dempsey represents Leavenworth in the legislature. The move affects planning and oversight of state building projects.
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