Uranium Boom Prospect in Four Corners Area
The article surveys a western mineral rush near Grand Junction Colorado, detailing remote mining towns, rough roads, and scant services as workers pursue uranium and related ore. It explains claim costs, sizes, and required staking, outlines government controls by the Atomic Energy Commission, and notes few leases granted and tribal approvals needed, with warnings of risky ventures and possible fraud.
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Gracd Junction
Gatlup
N. M
Monrone
Colo
Westcentral
Utah
Elite Electriciy
AEC
Geological Survey
Anich
Colorado
Lah
Arizona
New Mexico
Thera Snk
New England
Yorks
Atomic Energy Commission
Gpole
AEA
Grand Junction
Sia
Ganda
Washington
Navan Trbal Council
Uranium mining clash grows between independents and big firms
The piece surveys a Utah Colorado plateau scene where independents led by Tom Siddmore and Ken Turner invest in uranium and vanadium ventures, facing big company rivals, government leasing rules, and U S Energy Commission policy. It notes costs, disputes over royalties, sampling, and the role of the Uranium Ore Producers Association amid mounting industry tensions.
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Ken Turner
Cedar Rapids
Turner
Agri
Tom Skidmore
Skidmore
Uranium Ore Prooducers Association
Colorado
Alec Energy Commission
United States Vanadium
Vanadium Corporation of America
Climax Uranium Company
ABC
Uranium Ore Producers Association
W. E. Haldane
Grand Junction
Saps
Hebvean
Law Wiltliams
Willams
Hite Ue
Wne
Ea Fisenhand
Thompson
Monticello
Utah
Shiprock
N. M
Uravan
Colo
Tom Siddmore
U.S
USW
AP. Cortelyou
Dennis Yiles
Vrce
V.ca
Mahal
Ax Saures
Frank F. MacPherson
AEC
Orea
ARC
MacPherson
Abe Day
Moab
Viah
Allornay
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Denver
Ithe
Anal
Urani
Parbar Exhausance
U. S
Lead from Guatemala to supply U S defense needs
A dispatch from Guatemala City reports that the company Minera de Huehuetenango has signed a five year contract with the United States government to deliver lead starting in 1954. The lead will support defense production while Guatemalan mines resume output after a temporary halt.
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Atomic blast test observed by frontline troops
Describes a nuclear test from a perspective near the blast. Soldiers in foxholes witness a thunderous shock as the mushroom cloud forms and dust clouds rise. Observers note an unprecedented dramatic flash and the blast wave’s force.
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Latin American Revolts Depend On Armed Support Theory
Havana dispatch argues Caribbean revolutionaries rely on modern weapons and outside military aid. It notes Bolivia’s army, tanks, cannons, and aircraft shifted outcomes, warns Latin leaders fear external powers, and discusses repeated uprisings in Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Bolivia
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Pends
Aidijunta
Agi
Caribbean Revolutionary Movement
Cnegamant
Korea
Colombia
Juan Jose Arevalo
Guatemala City
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