The news-review., November 21, 1957, Page 7, Image 7

U. S. Lets Contract
For Atom-Powered Ship
WASHINGTON Wl - Tht United
States will launch a nuclear-powered
merchant ship in 1959.
A $20,908,744 -contract for con
struction of the vessel was award
ed yesterday to the New York
Shipbuilding Corp. of Camden,
N. J.
A ioint announcement bv the
Maritime Administration and the
Atomic Energy Commission said
the atomic propulsion system
would be supplied by Babcock &
Wilcox Co. under a separate con
tract with AEC for another nine
million dollars.
The ship, to be named the NS
(for nuclear ship) Savannah, is to
be 587 feet long, have a beam of
78 feet, a service speed of 20
knots and a deadweight tonnage of
10,190 tons, the announcement said.
Bonneville, BPA Plan Exchange
PORTLAND un The Bonne
ville Power Administration and
the Idaho Power Co. are negoti
ating a contract for interchange
of electric power.
William A. Pearl, Bonneville
administrator, told the Bonneville
Regional Advisory Council Tues
day that so far, however, neither
BPA nor Idaho Power has made
formal proposals on the inter
change.
The integration of the Idaho
Power system into the Northwest
power pool is required under the
Federal Power Commission's li-
The Union of South Africa is
comprised of a surface area of
472,685 square miles, or 2'i times
the size of Texas.
cense for the firm to build its
dams in the Snake River on the
Oregon-Idaho border.
Pearl asked the council to offer
suggestions for "an equitable di
vision of power benefits" between
his agency and the company.
He also called for the council's
views on a proposal to substitute
a single wholesale power rate to
replace the existing five wholesale
rate classifications.
Neuberger Sees Higher Respects For Scientists
PORTLAND I A new respect! He suggested, as he has before.
and higher status for men and 1 that the educational provisions of
uie Din oi mgms oe reviveu
to give this country a leservoir
of skilled manpower.
The senator .Monday night spoke
at Silverton and concerned him
self with farm topic. He said that
the federal price support urogram
should be broadened. He said it
was absurd for the government
Thurs. Nov. 21, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7
women of intellectual attainment
has come from Russia's threat to
American supremacy in Science,
Sen. Neuberger (D-Ore) told a
convocation at Portland State
College Tuesday.
He said there had been a time,
now ended, in which "poets, sci
entists, researchers and professors 1 10 subsidile tobacco and eave un.
were subject lo unfortunate ana i supported the prices on eggs,
unfair ridicule." ' fruits and vegetables.
Riddle Extension Unit Has Guest Speaker
A band concert cafe style is
slated Friday night at the Riddle
High School auditorium.
The high school bandy'consisting
of 14 members, will give Its con
cert of marches, popular tunes,
dance music, solos and novelties
while the audience sits at cafe
tables around the auditorium floor.
Refreshments will be served by
comely majorettes of the band.
The band is directed by Phillip
Kendrick. A nominal charge will
be made for the concert. The Rid
dle Band Parents Assn. is assist
ing in selling tickets.
RIDDLE JOB'S DAUGHTERS
Bethel No. 39, Job's Daughters,
will hold its regular meeting Nov.
25 at the Riddle Masonic Temple
in honor of the Eastern Star. Each
daughter is to bring a member of
the Eastern Star chapters from
Riddle and Canyonville. The beth
el will attend a joint go-to-church
Sunday with Myrtle Creek Bethel
18 this Sunday at the Tri-City Pres
byterian Church, reports corre
spondent Erma Best.
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