Scientists Press Refinement For 66 Atomic Clock Model
In Boulder, scientists at the National Bureau of Standards pursue a refined cesium clock and a new thallium element approach to push accuracy to one second in 160,000 years. The drive aims to replace celestial timing for missiles, satellites, and long-range radio, with a 1966 international decision shaping future standard timekeeping.
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Richardson Sees Potential Breakthrough Ahead
Richardson believes a major breakthrough is possible, signaling progress toward a key objective. Further details remain unclear, but the statement emphasizes optimism and expected advancement in the near term.
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Worsley Back In Net For Ranger Combine
The New York Rangers announce goalie Gump Worsley will start against the Chicago Black Hawks tomorrow night while winger Camille Henry is sidelined 10 to 12 days with torn ligaments in his left knee. Mel Fearson was recalled from Baltimore to replace Henry.
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Golf Money Winners in 1966 PGA Tour Standings
In official money standings for the 1966 PGA Tour, Gene Lillier trails Arnold Palmer as the top money winner. Stiller earned $1,000 for sixth at the Orange County Open in Costa Mesa, California, boosting his unofficial total to $66,200.83 while Palmer, not competing in Costa Mesa, leads with $81,448.83.
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De Gaulle Likely To Remain After Referendum Result
Paris reports race to interpret the referendum showing 61.76 percent approval for direct election of successors while abstentions and no votes reduced formal backing to 46.44 percent of registered voters. Premier Pompidou and supporters push for continuity though opposition voices claimed victory for their side.
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France’s Fourth Republic party factions face upcoming elections
Socialists, radical Socialists, popular Republican movement, and Independents-Peasants accounted for about 10 percent of the electorate. The four parties formed the center bloc, ruling France, as deputies face elections on November 18 and 25. Filings closed yesterday and campaigning began today.
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Roy Emerson Signs with Phillip Morris Tobacco Co
Australian tennis star Roy Emerson has signed a two year contract with Phillip Morris Tobacco Co of Australia as a public relations representative. The move is seen as ensuring Emerson remains an amateur for two years and positions him as a goodwill ambassador for Philip Morris worldwide.
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