Heavy City Election Balloting in Opening Hours
Voters flocked to 24 precincts across seven wards with turnout near 20 percent by midmorning at Ward 5 Precinct 6 where 3072 of 1497 ballot items were cast. GE workers and campaign offices report rising turnout and transportation requests as observers gauge a total near 23000 votes, similar to 1961 mayoral race.
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Ward 5
General Electric
Haughey
Anthony W. Sottile
Robert B. Dillon
Ipswich lab mystery deepens with third death
In Ipswich Massachusetts medical authorities test for cause of death of 47 year old Dr William Johnson owner of New England Laboratories Inc Three years earlier his wife and business partner Dr Diana Johnson died with colleague Dr Daniel Norman in a case linked to cyanide spiked beer Officials say there is no sign of violence and a decision on the death's cause is expected soon The case ties to Norman a key prosecution witness in the Alger Hiss trial and the intertwined estates left to their children
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Ipswich
Mass
UPL
William Johnson
New England Laboratories Inc
George Katsas
Harvard School of Legal Medicine
William Wigglesworth
Johnson
David Jewett
Jewett
Loren
Nathan
Daniel P. Norman
Norman
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Wringer Washer Ad Offers Six Day Run
Good condition wringer washer ad explains six day run for lowest rate. Dial 18. Results depend on when readers see the ad. Billing only for actual days used, so kill the ad when results come.
U S Forms a Supply Line To Convoy Held by Soviets
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called the blockade of a U S convoy near Berlin a very serious matter. President Kennedy kept informed as the crisis unfolded with briefings from McGeorge Bundy and direct phone contact. Ambassador Kohler was recalled to Moscow to handle the crisis after a prior Soviet tie up of a convoy on the autobahn.
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U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
London
Kohler
Senate Committee
House
Pierre Salinger
Wyszynski Calls Polish Seminarians to Defy Draft
Vatican report says Polish Primate Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski urged seminarians to resist a government order forcing military service. Speaking at St. Peter's Basilica during a Trent Council ceremony, he warned church loyalty must trump state demands and warned against clerical dependence on secular power. He criticized moves against church education and noted seminary seizures.
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Vatican City
UPS
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Prigsis
Wyszynski
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Przemsyi
Warsaw
Secu
Church of Silence
Tron
Paul VI
Europe
Old Maid Teachers Now Outnumbered in Schools
Washington reports a shift in public school staffing as married women teachers now outnumber unmarried 5 to 2. Married men teachers outnumber bachelors about 8 to 2, per the National Education Association.
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Washington, D.C
National Education Association
U S Woman Man Share In Nobel Physics Prize
STOCKHOLM AP reports American scientist Maria Goeppert-Mayer becomes the first woman in 60 years to win a Nobel Prize in physics sharing with J Hans D Jensen and Eugene Wigner. Prize totals $51,158. Goeppert-Mayer and Jensen split half, Wigner takes the other half. Wigner is linked to Peter Lantos of New Jersey.
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U.S
Stockholm
University of California
J. Hans D. Jensen
Heidelberg
America
Marie Curie
France
Eugene Wigner
Princeton University
Wigner
Goeppert-Mayer
Jensen
Peter Lantos
Plainfield
N.J
Pittsfield
Lantos
GE Plastics
Celanese Corp. of America
Newark
Janice H. Kirchner
Carl F. Kirchner
Garden St
Santos
Paul Dirac
Cambridge
England
Mme. Curie
Maria Goeppert-Mayer
Tthe University of California
Dr. Mayer
Soldiers Blocked Second Day at Berlin Checkpoint
In Helmstedt Germany a 44 man U S Army convoy faced a Soviet backed barrier at Marienborn as armored personnel carriers blocked the road and a lone Soviet soldier manned a machine gun. A second convoy stood by on the western side while Bonn hosted a tri power ambassadors meeting and London backed the refusal to count troops.
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Helmstedt
Germany
U.S
Marienbarn
East Germany
West Berlin
Marienborn
Bonn
Soviet Union
London
Wigner
Hungary
Budapest
Berlin
Princeton
Is- Wigner
Fermi
Wasj
Atoms For Peace
Cal. Spiridinov
John Lamb
North Augusta
N.C
Lamb
Spiridinov
And
Sth
West Germany
Can Ngo Dinh Can handed to Saigon revolutionary government
Ngo Dinh Can, brother of Ngo Dinh Diem, who sought asylum at the U.S. consulate in Hue, was handed over to South Vietnam's new regime. He had ruled Hue and faced Buddhist opposition and potential mob violence. The junta named Nguyen Ngoc Tho as interim premier, promising elections but retaining broad state power.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hue
Can
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Dic
Dieng
Ngo
Ngo Dinh
Mme
Nhu
Rome
Nguyen Ngoc Tha
Duong van Minh
Revolutionary Council
Tho
New England Eyes 1976 Winter Olympics Bid
John O'Brien of the New England Council argues New England could host the 1976 Winter Games with about 25 million dollars. He says competition for the games is intense and cites improved transport links via Logan Dow and Bradley airports, plus roads and air travel bringing mountain access nearer Boston. He urges a timely bid to Denver and Lake Placid and others.
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Boston
New England
John
O'Brien
The
New England Council
New Englander
O’brien
Logan
Dow
Bangor
Maine
Bradley
Hartford
Conn
Denver
Lake Placid
Notable physicists Mayer couple in midcentury careers
The text outlines the careers of Mrs. Goeppert Mayer and her husband Joseph Mayer. It notes Goeppert Mayer’s birth in Katowice, doctorate from Gottingen in 1930, tenure at Johns Hopkins for a decade, later work at Argonne and the University of Chicago, and mentions their joint scientific prominence during the mid-20th century. Jensen and other figures are referenced with birthplaces and positions in Hamburg and Heidelberg.
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Goeppert-Mayer
Kattowitz
Germany
Katowice
Poland
Goettingen
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Joseph Mayer
Jensen
Hamburg
Heidelberg
Cabinet Resigns In Italy Plunging Crisis Deeper
Rome Italy authorities report Premier Giovanni Leone's stopgap cabinet resigned en masse after a 24 minute session ending its 147 days in office. The move extends the political crisis that has marked much of the year in this NATO nation.
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Rome
UPL
Giovanni Leone
Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Usal
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