American and Russians Share Nobel Prize in Physics
The Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Charles Townes of MIT and Russian scientists Nikolay Basov and Aleksander Prochorov for basic contributions to the maser laser effect. Prize money totals $53,123 with Townes receiving half. The beam technology promises wide uses in science and medicine and has been linked to a possible military death ray.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nikolay Basov
Aleksander Prochorov
Soviet Science Academy
Lebedev Institute
Moscow
Townes
Pasadena
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Columbia University
New York
Basay
Prochorov
Eisenhower Meets Gettysburg Neighbor About Wild Game
In Gettysburg, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke briefly with Army Col. Shull Irvin after leaving Walter Reed Hospital. They discussed hunting conditions. rabbits are scarce, but deer and birds are plentiful in the area. Townes reports joint Nobel prize in physics with Russian scientists for quantum electronics work enabling maser and laser developments.
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UPS
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Gettysburg
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Eisenhower
Red Charge Rejected By UN Command
At Panmunjom UNC rejected a charge by North Korea that UNC aircraft violated North Korea air space. The accusation was raised at the 192nd meeting of the Military Armistice Commission.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Insure Progress and Prosperity in Local Race
A concise political notice urges voters to pull the second lever and back Democratic Party candidates. The brief highlights progress and prosperity themes and calls for vote alignment with the party lineup.
Chinese warning on hydrogen bomb progress and US battery sales
Washington officials warned against underestimating China's ability to reach a hydrogen bomb, citing a Science editorial by Abelson noting uranium bomb success could lead to a hydrogen device perhaps by the decade's end. The piece also reports U.S. dry cell sales nearing 1.3 billion units last year, about seven per person.
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UPI
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U.S
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Science
Abelson
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Jory
United States
Kirk Douglas to Be USIS Lecturer Abroad
Hollywood star Kirk Douglas will lecture in Yugoslavia Greece Turkey and Israel for the United States Information Service. In three weeks he will speak to student groups about democracy and opportunity, paying his own way with a government per diem. He emphasizes the talks are non diplomat and focus on youth as future leaders.
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Business Committee Expansion Planned
The Ethical Business Practices Committee formed in 1962 by the Chamber plans expansion of services to protect consumers and business. A seminar and membership drive kick off October 30, 1964 at 6:30 p.m. at STALCLA with Dr. Harvey Hahn as guest speaker.
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General Motors
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Dayton
General Motors Corporation
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NLRB Says Stores Guilty of Unfair Labor Practices
The National Labor Relations Board found Mangel Stores Corp and Shapers Fair of Columbiana in Columbus Indiana guilty of unfair labor practices. The firm discriminated and interfered with employees for union activity with AFL-CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. The board adopted examiner Phil W Saunders's recommendations after a union complaint citing interrogation of employees about unions, threats of discharge, promises of benefits, and the discharge of Steven Harden.
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UPI
National Labor Relations Board
Mangel Stores Corp
Shapper’s Fair of Columbiana, Inc
Columbus
Ind
Afl-Cio
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Phil W. Saunders
Steven Harden
Firearms Confiscated After Johnson Threat
Salt Lake City police and the U.S. Secret Service seized four firearms from a Salt Lake City residence after a tip about a threat to kill President Johnson. Officers recovered three rifles and a pistol and planned to hold them until the president left Utah.
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UPS
U.S
Secret Service
Johnson
Salt Lake
Utah
Rites Attended in Handcuffs at Child’s Funeral
Norman Lee Corbin, 22, attended the funeral of his 20 month old daughter Anita Lynn Corbin in Park Cemetery Greenfield in custody. A coroner’s report cited a ruptured intestine from injuries believed caused weekend. Prosecutor Lewis may seek grand jury on second degree murder to replace manslaughter. Corbin had earlier served six months at Indiana State Farm for beating his son Steven, two.
Pakistan Seeks Atomic Power Plant
Wes tinghouse Electric Corp says Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission sent a letter of intent to purchase a $28 million atomic power plant.
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NEW York
API
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
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