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jU.S. to Export
Atomic Fuel to
Friendly Nations
GENEVA, (#)—The United States
was reported Saturday to have
decided to export to certain coun
tries atomic fuel of a grade suffi
cient to operate atomic power sta
tions.
This information came from a
highly qualified source who said
Belgium probably would be the
first nation to get such fuel.
Up to now the United States
has not shipped any atomic fuel
abroad, but it had agreed to sup
ply 27 countries with enough 20
percent enriched uranium to op
erate one research reactor.
Leading atomic scientists—in- ‘
eluding Dr. H. J. Bhabha of India,
president of the current atomic
conference—say atomic fuel rich
enough to operate a power station
is also of possible weapon grade.
The 20 percent enriched fuel,
however, is considered usable
only for research and creation of
radio isotopes.
It could not be learned to which
other countries besides Belgium
the richer, power-grade fuel
would be sent, but they apparent
ly will be only those who have
the closest ties of friendship with
the United States.
Even then, it was learned, the
US. will insist on having inspec
tion rights to make sure the fuel
is being used only to operate
power stations.
U.S.-Red China Talks
On 41 Held Americans
Stopped Until Tuesday
GENEVA, <**—U. S. and Red
Chinese envoys met for an hour
and 45 minutes Saturday without
reaching agreement on liberating
41 Americans held in China.
They suspended their secret
talks until Tuesday.
Both US. Ambassador U. Alex
is Johnson and Red Chinese nego
tiator, Ambassador Wang Ping
nan, emerged smiling from their
sixth closed-door meeting. They
greeted newsmen cordially but
gave no hint of any progress.
The talks have been deadlocked
on the Communist counter de
mand for a third nation to serve
as its intermediary.
Governor Appoints
Nels Swanberg Jr.
To Juvenile Board
Governor Heintzleman has an
nounced the following appoint
ments to the Board of Juvenile
Institutions, created by the 1955
Legislature:
Mrs. G. Lee Stagg, Ketchikan,
First Division;
Nels Swanberg Jr., Nome, Sec
ond Division;
Mrs. Majory Bailey, Anchorage,
Third Division;
Jerry Nerland, Fairbanks, for
the Fourth, Division.
Appointment of a member at
large is to be announced soon,
according to the announcement
from the governor’s office.
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