Space teeth and magnetic fields puzzle old theories
Space scientists describe a dubious link between a skeletal deformity and magnetic fields around spaceships. A doctor, Dr Abraham M Gordon, speculates on dentine strength in relation to Marfan like traits, while ideas arise about shielding spacecraft with intense magnetism to trap impacting particles.
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Electoral change sought college setup in presidential selection
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved a constitutional amendment to alter the electoral college. The plan would keep one electoral vote per state but allocate most electors by congressional districts, a shift opposed by big cities. Debate hinges on Supreme Court apportionment rulings and faces long odds in Congress. John Bailey cautions against changing a balanced system.
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Belafonte concert to aid integration in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Negro singer Harry Belafonte will perform before an integrated audience on June 6 to raise funds against segregation. The event is sponsored by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Belafonte's appearance marks his first "deep south" concert.
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Labor Party Demands Russell Explain Role in Ban the Bomb
The British Labor Party summoned Bertrand Russell and three other longtime members to appear before the party executive over the ban the bomb campaign. They face expulsion if they do not justify their activities and sponsorship of disarmament groups. Russell reportedly may resign from the party.
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Paris unions call strike to raise pay
Paris labor leaders from Communist Socialist and Catholic unions vote a 12 hour strike for a 1 percent wage increase. The action caps a week of one day walkouts by community hospital workers airline ground crews and Renault workers with further actions by air traffic controllers and weather observers planned.
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