U S Produces Unneeded Power As Matter of World Prestige
The United States debates atomic power as a prestige race with Britain and Russia. Private industry builds reactors, while the AEC runs some plants. Congress weighs further funding and government versus private operation amid questions of cost and future energy strategy.
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AEC
Dustry
Albert Gore
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Tige Nbrosd
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Japan
Carl Durhuim
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Power Teactor Development Company
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Yankee Atomic Electric Ox
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Elizabeth II Addresses Christmas Day Vision Amid Media Scrutiny
Elizabeth II spoke on Christmas Day about ideals and world unity while acknowledging new media’s reach. The monarch, calm before cameras, discussed leadership and responsibility, noting past military duty and present public scrutiny without endorsing confrontation.
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