Einstein pupil discovers gravity electricity link
Boston report on Dr. Erwin Saxl, a former Einstein student, who claims dynamic gravity varies and interacts with electricity. He describes a precise pendulum test showing gravity not constant, and posits electrogravitic forces that could unify cosmology and atomic theory, with potential shifts in fundamental physics.
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Boston
Albert Einstein
Boston Globe
N.A.N.A
Erwin J. Saxl
Einstein
University of Berlin
States
Saxl
Dr. Sax
Sax
U S Production Rises as Equipment and Steel Lead Gain
The Federal Reserve Board reports U S industrial production rose in May to 130.3 percent of the 1957 59 average up 9.7 points from April. May gains outpaced April's 1.3 percent rise as output increases. FTC data show manufacturing firms sold 104.6 billion dollars in Q1 1964, an 8 percent rise from Q1 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
Arizona Governor Eyes Senate Seat
Governor Paul Fannin said he will run for the U.S. Senate but will withdraw if Barry Goldwater does not win the GOP presidential nomination. Fannin noted Goldwater will not run for president and the Senate simultaneously if he secures the nomination, despite earlier plans to seek the Senate through the primary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Paul Fannin
U.S. Senate
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Fannin
Goldwater
Senate
California Population Grow 1950 to 1955 Surges
California added 2,666,000 people from 1950 to end of 1955 signaling rapid postwar migration. The rise reflects strong urban expansion and demand for housing and jobs across major cities.
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California
Seed Dealer Fined For Mislabeling
A Texas seed dealer was fined 250 dollars plus costs by a U S district court for mislabeling cottonseed shipments to Checotah and Durant Oklahoma. Pascal Farley of Whitewright was cited under the federal seed act for labeling seed as fungicide treated when tests showed no treatment.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Texas
Checotah
Durant
Okla
State Agriculture Department
Pascal Farley
Whitewright
Tex
U.S. District Court
Agriculture Department
Sculpture Moves New York Creates Synesthesia
Sculpture no longer sits quietly in galleries. Works sometimes press buttons or switch levers as phenomena called synaesthesia by Steelways, publication of the American Iron and Steel Institute, links hearing with color and seeing with sound.
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New York
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iowa Feeds Nation Providing One Tenth Of U S Food
Iowa contributes about one tenth of the United States food supply, highlighting the state’s agricultural output and its role in national food security.
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U.S
Iowa
Supreme Court to Hear Louisiana Subversion Law Challenge
The Supreme Court will review the constitutionality of Louisiana's subversion law after three New Orleans integration leaders challenged its use in federal court. Arrests, raids, and grand jury indictments followed, and Circuit Judge Wisdom dissented from the 5th Circuit dismissal.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
John Minor Wisdom
Fire Takes Toll Even From Firemen
Leitchfield Fire Department faced costly delays while tackling a car fire on a county road parallel to the Western Kentucky Parkway. Firemen attempted to drive out to the blaze, stretch a hose over a fence, and save the burning car, but tolls cost $5.20 for the round trip, according to Chief Carl Collard.
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Leitchfield, Ky
Lietchfield
Dallas Woman dies from three-vehicle crash injuries
Mrs. Joe Weaver, 45, of Dallas died Tuesday from injuries suffered in a Sunday three-vehicle crash that also killed her husband.
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Tyler
Joe Weaver
Dallas
Opals Worthy of Queens Sell for Big Sums
Black opals once dismissed as worthless now rate among the rarest and most valuable gems. Dealers say top stones like Queen of the Earth fetch about $177,900, surpassing many diamonds.
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Canberra
Man electrocuted at Austin furniture plant
Stanley Tatch, 39, died Tuesday from an electric shock while performing duties at a furniture manufacturing plant in Austin. The accident is under investigation by local authorities.
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