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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1960

Page

4

Test Reactor In 9th Year Of Building Both Peaceful Uses Of Atom

The MTR at the National Reactor Testing Station nears its ninth year, hosting 450 tests every three weeks to evaluate materials for civilian and military uses. It enabled submarine fuel development and produced a 15 wafer cobalt-60 stack for cancer research, underscoring its pivotal role in nuclear technology and future high-intensity testing with the new ETR and a planned third reactor.

Idahq UPI Here MTR Atomic Energy Commission F. R Ralph) Keller Phillips Petroleum America Keller United Press International Argonne Cancer Research Hosiital Chicago Nature

Lover Unveiled in Tampa Household Tale

In Tampa a census taker confronts a housewife accused by neighbors of keeping a clandestine lover. A male voice was heard at night and as the visitor prepared to depart a kitchen voice calls breakfast, later explained by the woman as her parakeet.

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Atom Power Sites Safe in Idaho Desert Study

IDAHO FALLS UPI reports from the National Reactor Testing Station where rabbits and other wildlife show no harm from nearby atomic reactors. Health official John R. Horan notes only one radiation injury among 65 million man-hours, with no water contamination found and safety measures ensuring safe siting in populated areas.

Idaho Falls UPI Atomic Energy Commission Idaho AEC NRTS John R. Horan Health and Safety Horan Lake Superior

Police Vets Promoted In Phoenix

Phoenix deputy police chiefs will be three veteran captains Dan Warren Charles Hodges and Don Rust promotions take effect July 1 with pay boosts from 760 to about 875 per month Warren heads internal services Hodges leads crime prevention division and Rust runs field services officers will serve in both traffic and criminal areas starting July 1 per Police Chief Charles P. Thomas.

Phoenix Dan Warren Charles Hodges Don Rust Warren Division of Internal Services Hodges Division of Criminal Investigation Detective Bureau Juvenile Bureau Crime Prevention Rust Charles P. Thomas

Arkansas Bank Pioneers with Two Women Presidents

Citizens Bank of Booneville marks 50 years with two women presidents. Founder Mrs. Mattie Edwards led for 30 years. Current president Mrs. Long John Williams took the post after her husband’s death in 1957.

Booneville Ark Citizens Bank of Mattie Edwards Long John Williams

Freight Train Derailment at Red Rock Clatters Rail Line

A Santa Fe freight train derailed near Red Rock Oklahoma turning 55 cars into a tangled mass of oil gravel and wood. Five more cars on a siding overturned in the wreck. Two debris piles lay between seven cars on the intact track. No injuries reported. Crews worked overnight to clear the main Texas to north route forcing reroutes of the Texas Chief and the Chicagoan.

Red Rock Oklaha Santa Fe Texas Texas Chief

Freight train crash near Red Rock causes oil cars to burn

Ed Chambers of Santa Fe says heat from a burning journal box broke a car axle as a long freight passed through Red Rock Oklahoma. About 20 oil cars burned and spilled oil and gravel while the two unit diesel and caboose escaped damage. Trackage was ripped for half a mile and rail fragments flew high as church services were interrupted by the blast and smoke.

Ed Chambers Santa Fe Red Rock Oklahoma Vera Roberts Chambers

Lovell Men Exchange Party Chair Roles in 1946

George and Jack Asay of Lovell may clash this year as both win chair posts. Jack is re-elected Democratic county chairman while George is named Republican county chairman in the same week.

Lovell Wyo UPI George Jack Asay Jack

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