Union City area fundraising hits 76 percent of goal
The Age Industrial Fund campus reported 76.1 percent of its $250000 goal, with 220 subscriptions totaling $190315 received and about 100 contacts still planned. The Union City Area PTA to sponsor a high school open house next Monday to foster teacher resident dialogue on children's education.
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Age Industrial Fund
Drive
Robert N. Ross
Campu Paign
Union City
PTA
David Fenno
R. D
Waterford
Corry
Fenno
American Winners Shared 1964 Nobel Medicine Prize
American Konrad Bloch and German Feodor Lynen received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries on cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism. Bloch, 52, based in Cambridge with Harvard, and Lynen, 53, director of Max Planck Biochemical Institute, were honored with a prize of 53128 dollars reflecting their work on arteriosclerosis and steroid hormones.
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Sweden
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Bloch
Neisse
Germany
Munich Technical University
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Munich
Max Planck Institute For
Royal Caroline Institute
Eisenhower Urges Ohio Vote Republican in Rally
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigned in Columbus urging Ohio voters to back Republicans in all contests. He praised Taft Jr. and Belton, stated GOP aims for security and strong global partnerships, and emphasized a free society as the nation’s goal. He noted Ohio’s past GOP presidential support and expected arrival with local leaders.
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Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
U.S. Senate
Oliver Belton
al Larged
Taft
John W. Bricker
Samuel L. Devine
Republic
United States
Nobel prize boosts look at cholesterol origin
The awarding body credited Bloch with brilliant investigations into how cholesterol is built up from acetic acid and said metabolism will rest on today’s Nobel winners’ foundation.
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Bloch
Presidential Aide Resigns Amid Senate Inquiry
A top presidential aide resigned under pressure as the Senate Rules Committee probes Bobby Baker, with Jenkins denying knowledge of any arrangements regarding Johnson's Austin Texas station advertising time in 1957. Reynolds claims no need to testify as the committee, led by Democrats, declined to call Jenkins.
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Denking
Senate
Bobby Baker
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Watts Thee
Don B. Reynolds
Iman
Johnson
Austin, Tex
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Jenkins
Hfer Reynolds
Jim’ Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
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Tes
Jenips
University of Texas
Concan Johnson
Jenking
White House confirms Jenkins resignation amid illness report
White House sources say President Johnson learned of Jenkins hospitalization from reporters and accepted Jenkins resignation as special assistant. Moyers named to succeed. Reedy says he has not seen Jenkins' letter. Jenkins reportedly admitted resignation in writing.
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White House
Jenkns
Jenkins
Sai
Nout Tonkins
Whiteoase
Tonkin
Ety
Johnson
Moyers
Reedy
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