European Scientists Win Nobel Physics and Chemistry Prizes
Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry awarded to Dennis Gabor of Stamford, Connecticut, and Gerhard Herzberg of Ottawa, Canada. Gabor, man of holography, works at CBS labs in Stamford and is a British citizen. Herzberg leads Canada’s National Research Council’s molecular spectroscopy program. The awards total $88,000 each.
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U.S
Dennis Gabor
Stamford
Conn
Gabor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hungary
England
Gerhard Herzberg
Canadian National Research Council
Ottawa
Herzberg
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Hamburg
Canada
Bridge bidding excerpt shows pass after 4 South and 3NT
The dealer West North East South sequence begins with Pass iA 3N.T. South opens 3d, VK6 responds 4 South, 1 3d ld: Q1085 &K109. Partner passes. The partner likely has only the minimum shown by his two club call.
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West North East
Job Safety Law Short Course Slated in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids short course on the 1970 job safety act will be hosted Monday at 1 15 pm and 7 15 pm. Fee is 3 dollars per person. Four videotapes cover basic elements of the law inspection citations penalties shutdowns and labor relations impact featuring federal and professional participants. The session at the joint county school building across from Hawkeye Downs on highway 218 south is sponsored by CIRAS and ISU extension with area colleges chambers of commerce and trade groups. Employers in agribusiness retailing wholesale manufacturing and construction are urged to attend. The act includes 300 pages of job safety and health standards.
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Cedar Rapids
Joint County
Hawkeye Downs
Highway 218
Center For Industrial Research and Service
CIRAS
Iowa State University
Chambers of Commerce
Iowa Manufacturers Assn
Cedar Rapids Building Permits Fall in October’s New Construction
October permits in Cedar Rapids for new construction totaled 713,463 in valuations across 104 permits, down from 1,082,158 with 109 permits last October. Remodeling, repairs and additions rose sharply to 897,263 across 243 permits, while total permits issued reached 352 with a combined valuation of 1,610,726.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed Winter
Missile falls into Tennessee judge's home during flight
A Navy A-4L jet over Strawberry Plains loses a 900 pound non explosive missile. The weapon crashes through Judge James Parrott's roof injuring no one. Navy officials cite a likely mechanical failure and will inspect the recovered device.
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Marietta, Ga
Navy
Strawberry Plains
Tenn
Marietta Naval Air Station
Tennessee
Virgil Tedder
Atlanta
James Parrott
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Bob Harper Anchors TV 9 Eye Witness News At Ten
The veteran broadcaster Bob Harper anchors the TV 9 Eye Witness News at 10 p.m. Tuesday delivering the evening edition with experience guiding the program.
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Bob Harper
TV 9
Cedar Rapids Ranks Third in Iowa Building Permits
Cedar Rapids placed third in Iowa for new single and two family dwelling permits in September with 34 permits, a slight decline from 1970. Des Moines led with 42, Davenport 40, and Cedar Rapids remained strong in dwelling remodeling with 222 permits, far ahead of other cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Cities
Iowa Health Department
Environmental Engineering Service
Des Moines
Davenport
Dubuque
Ames
For Better Health Rubella Rubeola Differences
Dr S L Andelman explains rubella as German measles a milder three day illness dangerous in pregnancy and rubella as rubeola the classic measles lasting about a week. Vaccines prevent both. The text also discusses congenital disease pregnancy effects and home poison risks with concise medical Q A format.
Poison hazards in the home prompt medical letters
Dr. Andelman notes dangers from common household poisons such as cleaning agents and furniture polish. He invites reader correspondence and says he cannot answer mail personally, asking letters be sent to The Gazette for discussion in future columns.
Czechs Decorate Jan Palach Grave
Thousands of Czechoslovaks left flowers and candles at the grave of Jan Palach, who self immolated in 1969 to protest Soviet occupation, as Europeans honor All Souls Day with grave decorations.
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Prague
Jan Palach
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