United States Sweeps Nobel Science Prizes Again
The United States wins all three Nobel science prizes in physics chemistry and medicine and physiology for the second time, signaling continued American dominance. Physics goes to Luis Alvarez for particle research at Berkeley’s Radiation Center. chemistry to Lars Onsager for heat flow and the fourth law of thermodynamics. medicine and physiology to Marshall Nirenberg Robert Holley and Har Gobind Khorana.
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Another bubble in housing seems to have burst
The piece notes mounting opposition to tearing down slums for urban renewal. It critiques rehabilitation as limited and costly, finds it rarely revitalizes communities, and highlights ongoing loss of housing units offset by new builds. It cites the Commission on Urban Problems led by Paul Douglas and warns that a fresh housing bubble may have burst.
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Submarine arms race and Sosus defense program
The United States led with Polaris nuclear submarines while the Soviet fleet expanded, prompting the Navy to seek 39 million dollars for research on SOSUS and other detection nets. Analysts estimate 100 million annually would be needed to stay ahead of Soviet subs in the 1970s as Soviet subs probe US waters.
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Time Is Against Them Hanoi's Paris Talks in 1968
Hanoi negotiators in Paris face a deteriorating military situation in South Vietnam. They must decide between costly forward action and concessions for a bombing halt to open talks. North Vietnam risks weakening main force units as Viet Cong infrastructure frays, with Harriman holding strong cards amid the pressure.
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The Big Weapon Patience In Vietnam War Debate
James Kilpatrick argues that the Vietnam bombing halt offers little durable peace. He warns of basic instability in Saigon and steadfast Communist aims, noting repeated halts and cautious talks may mask ongoing guerrilla warfare and misunderstandings. He urges national patience amid prolonged, inconclusive efforts.
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It Beats All
A young college graduate left employment and claimed unemployment compensation while seeking a new job. He proved job hunting but refused a lower paying offer as unsuitable. An examiner ruled him eligible for continued benefits, noting the rejection was not a disqualifier.
Revolt spreads in northern Germany and naval hands shift
The Messenger reports revolutionaries seize two north sea ports and the entire German navy. Influenza cases rise as Athens Board of Health keeps schools closed for another week. Allied planes sink or damage 12 Japanese ships near Rabaul convoy. New Britain teachers to receive $86,000 in back salaries from the State Department of Education.
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Advisers linked to Soviet posts hamper Czechoslovak independence
Economic advisers the Soviet Union sends to plants in Czechoslovakia promise to steer the satellite economy toward products beneficial to Moscow. The move signals the end of economic independence once envisioned by reformers.
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Nixon advisers map top goals for post election economy
Nixon economic team aims to restore a stable noninflationary economy as the primary goal. They emphasize full employment, growth, and a balanced payments position while slowing inflation and avoiding major program rollbacks, with tax incentives to spur private sector activity.
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Heart transplants draw long Houston wait list at St Luke's
In Houston at St Luke's Hospital Dr Dennis A Cooley leads heart transplant efforts with 35 potential patients awaiting donors. Shortage of matching blood types and tissue compatibility keeps many waiting. physicians consider donor shortages cyclical or due to public opinion while urging potential donors to contact Cooley to set arrangements.
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Tokyo Monorail Cuts Commute Time To Airport
Tokyo monorail traffic from city to Haneda has surged about 300 percent, covering the distance in roughly 15 minutes at speeds up to 60 mph. The service gains popularity as a blessed relief from traffic lights, making long distance air travel more practical.
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Rescue and safety push spurs auto accident reform
The American College of Surgeons says proper emergency care can prevent one in four permanent disabilities from car crashes. Its report prompts federal research into how to remove treat and transport trapped occupants, advocating new technology to quickly recover and stabilize wreck victims.
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American College of Surgeons
Public Service Training Programs For Local Government
The U S Office of Education outlines projects to train non professionals for local government jobs. The effort aims to fill shortages and enhance public services by preparing unemployed individuals for useful public service roles.
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U. S. Office of Education
Athens Messenger subscription rates and address
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia, plus US possessions. Delivery by mail elsewhere and periodical rates are shown. Address for subscriptions is The Messenger Publishing Co., 43 W. Union St., Athens, Ohio 45701.
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