Three Americans win Nobel Prize in Chemistry and Physics
The Academy pledged that Anfinsen Moore and Stein advanced key principles on enzyme activity and chemical structure. It noted U.S. leads in Chemistry and Physics prizes and detailed biographical notes on Anfinsen, Moore, and Stein. Cooper, Bardeen, and Schrieffer, the three American Physics laureates, were praised for the BCS theory explaining superconductivity.
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National Institutes of Health
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Copenhagen
Nobel Medical Institute
Stockholm
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Columbia University
Cooper
West Barrington
R.E
Bardeen
William Shockley
William H. Britain
Mme
Marie Curie
Pierre Curie
Linus Pauling
Tilingis
Brown
Schrieffer
Academy of Sciences
Erik Rudberg
Hudberg
Rudberg
French envoy Susini dies after Hanoi raid
Pierre Susini the French delegate general to North Vietnam died in Paris after injuries from the Hanoi air raid on Oct 11. Four French mission staff were killed. Susini had burns over 30 to 50 percent of his body and died of internal hemorrhaging.
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UPI
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Susini
Percy Hospital
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France
William P. Rogers
Maurice Schumann
Sussini
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Kleber Avenue
Pompidou
Schumann
San Sebastian
Damascus
North Vicentnne
Paria
Fighting near Saigon as Highway 1 cut again
UPI reports Communist forces cut Highway 1 north of Saigon isolating the capital from the rural lowlands while government units recaptured An Thanh close to Saigon. Air strikes across North Vietnam killed dozens of Viet Cong and damaged rail yards and a river bridge as Kissinger and Thieu met in Saigon.
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Hanoi
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Nader panel accuses airlines of price discrimination over in flight movies
The Aviation Consumer Action Project accuses 11 airlines of uniform charges for in flight movies and liquor that favor first class. It says coaches pay $2 for movies and $1 for liquor, while first class receives free services, alleging joint agreements not approved by the CAB. Pillai urged the CAB to set cost-based, equitable charges and to compel TWA to lower its price and refund charges where applicable.
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Washington
UPI
Aviation Consumerion Project
ACAP
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
United
TWA
Eastern
Delta
Braniff
National
Northwest
Continental
Allegheny
Western
CAB
K. G. J. Pillai
Pillai
UAW Uses Walkouts as Leverage Against GM
More than 4,100 UAW workers walked out at GM Assembly Division Fairfax Kansas. Additional 6,400 UAW members were set to strike at Janesville Wisconsin and Arlington Texas plants. Union aims to pressure GM cost-cutting officials as talks continue.
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United Press International
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General Motors Assembly
Fairfax
Kan
Kansas City
Janesville
Wis
Arlington
Tex
GMAD
Leonard Woodcock
Detroit
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Ohio
Leeda
St. Louis
Fairfield
Lakewood
Woodcock
Doraville
Mansfield
Ryan's Daughter and Bond Double Feature Flashes at Local Theaters
Moviegoers glimpse a grand Ryan's Daughter production with Oscar winner John Mills and scenic cinematography, alongside a rare two-film Bond double feature at the cinema. Williamstown listings promote MsAsSWH, The French Connection, and daily schedules with box office details and regional notices.
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Ryan
Robert Bolt
Sarah Miles
MGM
John Mills
Robert Mitchum
Negotiations Collapse as REA Employes Strike Nationwide
Rail workers with REA began a nationwide strike after 15 000 BRAC members walked out when contract talks in Washington stalled. REA leaders described the wage offer as insufficient and retroactive demands as costly, while BRAC pressed for a July 1, 1971 retroactive wage increase.
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New York
UPI
Railway Express Agency
Brot of
Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
Washington, D.C
National Mediation Board
AEA Express
Puerto Rico
Snd Canada
Chicago
Bigeye
Tom Kale
C. L. Dennis
Kale
Kole
Spokane flight instructor questioned after hijack scare
James L. Kieran of Spokane recounts six detentions while boarding flights on the East Coast as authorities questioned him. Kieran, a flight instructor at Spokane Community College and an FAA pilot certification examiner, stated he was pulled from lines of passengers and scrutinized.
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UPI
James L. Kieran
Spokane
Kieran
Spokane Community College
Federal Aviation Administration
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