Atom power near at hand despite AEC hurry
The piece argues atomic power is commercially viable now, not years away, and criticizes the AEC for fast tracking a private‑power subsidy plan. It warns that only large utilities with Q clearances will access this program, risking monopoly control and delaying public power benefits.
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United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Great Britain
Russia
AEC
TVA
Consumers Public Power District of
Columbus
Neb
Act of Congress
Gordon Dean
New England
Atom Power
U.S
Eisenhower
Congressional Party Leaders List names
A roster of Democratic and Republican leaders is provided with key figures including Senate chairman Clinton Anderson and Senate majority Russell, Peterson Pastore Gore Jackson. Representatives Durham Hollifield Price Kilday Dempsey and Hickenlooper Millikin Knowland Bricker Hinshaw Van Zandt Patterson.
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ODM
General Electric Co
Dean
F. K. McCune
GE Atomic Products Division
Leland Olds
Federal
Power Commission
Detroit Edison
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Committee
Clinton Anderson
D. N.M
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Anderson
California
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Florida
Maine
CIO
John W
Vandercook
Wsai
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Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
Richard B. Russell
John O. Pastore
Albert Gore
Henry M. Jackson
Carl T. Durham
Chet Hollifield
Rep
Melvin Price
Paul J. Kilday
John J. Dempsey
Sen. Bourke
P. Hickenlooper
Eugene D. Millikin
William P. Knowland
John W. Bricker
W. Sterling Cole
Carl Hinshaw
James E. van Zandt
James T. Patterson