Federal Funds, Power
To Aid Electric Co-ops
WASHINGTON (AP) - Thea loan of $60,225,000 to a federa
Kennedy administration is making I l'on of 16 electric cooperatives
it clear it intends to use the power in southern Indiana to build an
and finances of the federal gov- elecUica? generating P'ant and a
eminent to help rural electric
power cooperatives battle private;
power concerns for terri t o r i a 1
rights. , I
. Twice during recent months the
administration has extended big
.loans to such cooperatives to help
them free themselves from de
pendence on private power com
panies for electrical power.
In July, the Rural Electrifica
tion Administration (REA) made
distribution system that would re
lease them from dependence on a
private power concern.
This week it made a loan of
$20,350,000 to nine rural power co
operatives in southern Alabama
and Florida to free them from a
similar source of power.
REA Administrator Norman M.
Clapp says tlie rural power coop
eratives engaged are in a fight
for their existence. He says many
private power companies are try
ing to move into rural areas
which at one time they disdained.
"The rural territories which
the power companies passed up
in disdain have now become at
tractive to them. As a result the
cooperative systems which devel
oped the rural areas they now
serve are threatened by mount
ing attacks from the o ut s i d e.'
Clapp said in a recent speech.
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Monday, November I, ISt
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Indian Claims Commission Has 1957 Deadline
Nobel Scientist Stumbles On Key
Theory While Parked In Red Zone
BERKELEY UPI) - Scientists
even Nobel prize-winning scien
tistsare just as human as the
rest of us, only smarter.
Dr. Melvin Calvin, 50, who won
the $48,300 chemistry prize for his
research in photosynthesis, said he
stumbled across the key to his
life's work while he was parked
illegally in a red zone.
The University of California bio
chemist; told a news conference
Friday that his gaze was locked
on the red curb while his mind
churned over the research data
he had accumulated on photo
synthesis, the basic process of life
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The San Francisco Bay Area's
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ert Hofstadter of Stanfoi,d Univer
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share of the physics prize came
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Dr. Hofstadter, who split the
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bauer of the California Institute
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bauer's victory but not his own.
Hofstadter and Dr. Mossbauer,
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research into the nature of atom
ic nuclei and the radiation they
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Hofstadter, wlio visited Russia
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believe Soviet scientists were
ahead of their American counter
parts. "They are good at adapting
things," he said, "but they arc
not ahead of us in the field of
science."
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
Indian Claims Commission, set up
in 1946. has until 1967 to com
plete action on suits filed by
tribes against the government.
Congress, in its past session,
granted a 5-year extension in the
life of the commission. Otherwise
it would have gone out of business
in 1962.
It was the second extension
since the three-member commis
sion began hearing and ruling on
claims tiled by Indians for lands
and rights taken by the govern
ment in the days of the old west.
The Senate Interior committee,
approving the latest extension,
said Indian tribes had filed 852
claims which were consolidated
into 596 cases.
Of this total, the committee1
said, the Indians had been award
ed $37,127,116 in 28 cases. There
are 4t'8 cases active and pending
before the commission.
"It cannot be stressed tool
strongly," the committee said.
"that the claims commission act
was passed by Congress to give
the Indians their dav in court to
present their claims of every kind,
shape and variety.
until all these claims are
heard and settled," the report
said, "we may expect the Indians; were 36 extensions of time. i
to resist any effort to terminate The commission, headed by'
federal suiervision and control Arthur v. Watkins, former Repub
over them." jcan senator from Utah, reported
Many cases are postponed at .that more than half of the $37,'
the request of tribal and govern
ment attorneys, the committee
said. In one case, it added, there
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