Paulling Feels Work Advanced To Peace Prize Support
Linus Pauling arrives in Oslo to receive the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize and says the award will boost peace workers in the United States despite recent anti peace attacks. Gunnar John and August Scholl greet him at the airport as U.S. officials attend only in a private capacity due to mourning. This is his second Nobel Prize, adding to his 1954 chemistry prize.
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Osio
Norway
United One
Linus Pauling
Sunny
United States
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Nobel Institute
August Scholl
U.S
Pauling
South Korea Sets Dec 17 Assembly Session and Park Presidency
Seoul reports the National Assembly will convene December 17 and Chung Hee Park will be sworn in as president. Park's Democratic Republican party won 110 of 175 seats in the assembly election held November 2, following May elections. Jiang Jens Chang in May 6 Pack was elected president October 15.
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South Korea
National Assembly
Chung Hee Park
Jens Chang
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Vatican Security Reworks Plans Ahead of Papal Pilgrimage
Vatican security officers re examine protective measures as Pope Paul VI prepares a January Holy Land pilgrimage to Jordan and Israel. Cairo reaction prompts anticipated regional security intensification and an advance mission to assess the Pope s anticipated itinerary.
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Jordan
al Akhbar
Body of Former Fayette Man Returns
BECKLEY West Virginia man Herman P. Spradley Jr 27 died in a fire at New York his body has returned to his former home at Glen Jean Fayette County where he lived until about five years ago.
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West Virginia
New York
Herman P. Spradley Jr
Spradley
Glen Jean
Fayette County
Premier Sarit Dies. Thanom Takes Interim Thai Leadership
Premier Sarit Thanarat, 55, died of kidney and heart complications amid a tightening Southeast Asia crisis. Thanom Kitthaikachorn, deputy premier and defense minister, becomes acting premier as King Bhumibol Adulyadej names Thanom to lead until a formal appointment. U.S. Army doctors treated Sarit as he faced liver deterioration since late November.
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Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
U.S
Southeast Asia
Thanom Kittikachorn
U.S. Army
Leonard Heaton
Sarit
Heaton
United States
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Thanom
Pibulsonggram
Japan
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Forest Acreage Aims to Supply Paper for NY Newspaper
The plan proposes 500000 acres of forest to furnish paper for a New York newspaper’s annual use, estimating the net annual growth from the area to meet yearly needs.
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New York
Hearing Aid Batteries In Stock At Central Pharmacy
Central Pharmacy at the corner of Federal and Commerce in Bluefield lists all sizes of hearing aid batteries in stock. Contact 327 5015 for availability.
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Central Pharmacy Corner
Federal and Commerce Bluefield
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