Santa House Stakes Hope For End To Eternal Winter
Eskimo boy Oonik and his dog Keotuk reach Santa Land seeking Santa's aid to end the endless winter and restore summer, finding Mrs. Claus ill and the North Pole in a frostbound crisis as Santa himself faces a dire Christmas future.
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Nobel Prizes Shared by Eight Americans at Stockholm
King Gustaf VI Adolf missed the ceremony due to a cold as Crown Prince Carl Gustaf presented the 1972 Nobel Prizes in Stockholm. Americans Julie Barbeau, Leon Cooper, and John Schrieffer shared physics. Stanford Moore and William H. Stein shared chemistry. Gerald Edelman and Rodney Porter shared medicine. Kenneth Arrow shared economics with Sir John Hicks.
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Oxford
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Harvard
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Moynihan Named Envoy to India
President Nixon announced Daniel Patrick Moynihan Harvard professor and former adviser to be U S ambassador to India. Moynihan, 45, will serve under Ambassador Kenneth Keating, who resigned to campaign for Nixon's re election. Moynihan aided urban affairs and helped shape welfare reform policy.
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New York
Poet Van Doren Dies at Age 78 TORRINGTON Conn AP
Poet Mark Van Doren Pulitzer winner died Sunday night at age 78 after hospital admission for an undisclosed ailment. He authored Collected Poems which won the prize in 1939 and published works including Dan Quixote's Profession and The Last Days of Lincoln. The piece notes historical hewing and stray game clues, reflecting a fragmented page.
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Precautionary Breast Changes and Birth Control Queries
A reader questions tender breast changes at puberty and elsewhere and wonders if a tumor or hormonal imbalance is involved. A physician notes precocious changes warrant medical consultation, discusses birth control pills as a possible cause, and suggests writing to Dr. Andelman via The Gazette for future columns.
Salute Rule Confuses Naked General Incident At Tan Son Nhut
AP reports at Tan Son Nhut airbase an enlisted man saluted a naked general citing an order by Maj. Paul Bosenai. The Air Force insists the salute is inappropriate and the lesson is about recognizing officers. The photo showed Brig. Gen. Ralph Molland, new Seventh Air Force vice commander, in full dress. Washington says the American Conservative Union calls Elliott Richardson anti military and suggests a prior defense secretary possibility.
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