Senate hears private industry push for nuclear freedom
Dissatisfaction with Atomic Energy Commission secrecy and regulatory hurdles spills into Senate as private power interests urge government to step back. Key objections include metal shortages inflation of costs, skilled manpower gaps, insurance limits, investor risk, and slow licensing with only two research reactors approved. Private firms seek indemnity, tax deductibility, and exemptions for holding companies amid reactor plans.
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Ehind
United States
United States Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Notable sports figures and feats from history and sport
An assemblage of historical sports notes features An' That Bill Spivey as a recreation director at Kentucky Dam State Park after a four year world tour with a professional team. It mentions Peter Corcoran as a tall Irish bare knuckle fighter who claimed a six year title reign and 20 plus bouts. Also cited is Bobby Jones winning early titles, achieving a Grand Slam in 1930, and Joe Louis’s long heavyweight dominance before retirement.
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Bill Spivey
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Dam State Park
Spivey
United States
Asia
Europe
Peter Corcoran
Bill Davts
Bobby Jones
Atlanta Athletic Club
Ting
Joe Louis
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Fragments
A scrambled crossword puzzle clue list with scattered fragments includes earth deposits, alms box, badgerlike animal, early Irish, alleviates, Japanese word, stitch, cookies, rocky pinnacle, minute groves, female deer, heavy, East Indian wood, face hair, red gra, Agee ad, body cone, water at a fertil e spots on tierra.
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Rocky Pinnacle
Social Security changes in House bill H.R. 7225
The House bill H.R. 7225 proposes lowering retirement age for women to 62 3 years increase disability benefits to about 250 000 workers at 30 to 108 50 a month raise payroll taxes to 2 2 percent for employees and employers and to 3 75 percent for self employed set disability payments to begin at age 50.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Veterans Administration
Florida Keys
Red Skelton’s TV revival returns to the top ranks
The article tracks Red Skelton’s rise, fall, and comeback in television. After a weak second season and dropped ratings, he reinvented his act by dropping old characters and reforming his format. This year he climbs back into the top ten, earning praise for persistence.
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Red Skelton
Red
Skelton
Willie Lump-Lump
Homer
Remembering the Old Timers and community rituals
A reader recalls corn shock parties in rural fall evenings with neighbors sharing lunch after the gathering. The piece also notes an eclipse memory from Kentucky and a nostalgic family moment around glassmaking during the event. Engineers now mix salt with dirt roads for durability and data show high domestic agricultural shipping in the U.S.
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Enora Norris
East Carondelet
Ilinois
Ideas on farming trends and tax impact from editorials
The Whiteside Sentinel discusses farm population decline versus larger farms driven by mechanization and technology, defending the family farm and noting room for both big and small operators. The Dearborn Independent critiques progressive tax rates, arguing they punish ambition and success with steep surtaxes starting around four thousand dollars.
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Whiteside Sentinel
Morrison
Mlinois
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Lals
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Paris
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New Rochelle
By Lyn Connelly
George W. Burden
Saginaw, Michigan
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U.S
Impelad
Dearborn
Michigan
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Tito
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Yugoslavia
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