Private Ownership of Special Nuclear Materials, 1964U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 - 475 pages Considers legislation to enable AEC to sell, lease, or grant special nuclear material to private industry under certain specified conditions. |
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AEC's amended Atomic Energy Act Atomic Energy Commission Atomic Industrial Forum atomic power basis believe buy-back Chairman charge coal commercial Commission's Committee on Atomic competitive contracts CONWAY core cost diffusion plants economic electric enactment enriched uranium enrichment services estimated financing foreign uranium fuel cycle fuel fabricator going Government ownership guaranteed purchase prices importation of foreign interest inventory Joint Committee JOSLIN Kerr-McGee kilowatt kilowatt-hour lease licensed long-term mandatory McGEE megawatts ment mining and milling natural uranium NEWLIN NICHOLS nuclear fuel nuclear power ownership of nuclear ownership of special Oyster Creek PASTORE percent permit plutonium pound power reactors powerplants private ownership legislation problem processor pursuant question reasonable Representative ASPINALL Representative BATES Representative HOLIFIELD Representative HOSMER Representative PRICE requirements reserves SEABORG SHAPIRO SIMPSON special nuclear material statement stockpile subsection tion toll enrichment tons transition period United utility VETTER
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