Towns People Remember As Back Home
A collage of brief items: booming manhole cover sales in the Rocky Mountain region with a $32 model outperforming a $20 one. racial zoning protests in Birmingham voiced by a mass meeting of over 2,000 Negro residents. Boston police charging a man for lottery activities hidden in his beard. a missing air force cadet search near Hearne, Texas. church consolidation in Stanberry Missouri with a two-year board history. a Chicago note on toddler sensational acts by babies. a Kankakee officer collision sequence after a live-wire incident involving Barbara Duncan. Pasadena seeds lead to marijuana discovery and family weed saga.
Atomic Agents Inspect Hillside Mine for Uranium Reduction
Two Atomic Energy Commission representatives arrived in Phoenix to inspect the Hillside mine in western Yavapai county for possible commercial uranium reduction. The delegation includes Dr. George Bain of Amherst and Donald Everhart, chief of the commission’s new materials division, guided by Charles H. Dunning of the state mineral resources department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Atomic Energy Commission
Yavapai County
Charles H. Dunning
State Department of Mineral Resources
George Bain
Amherst University
Donald Everhart
Commission
Dunning
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