Suit claims Nobel winners used peer idea in antiproton work
Beverly Hills physicist Oreste Piccioni filed a civil suit in Berkeley alleging Emilio Segrè and Owen Chamberlain used his idea to create antiprotons with the Bevatron and publicized the result without credit. He seeks damages and recognitions, saying he was sidelined due to citizenship issues and political associations.
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Calif
Piccioni
Hasite Segre
Chamberlain
Berke
Idealley Laboratory
Segre
Chamber
Oreste Piccioni
University of
California
San Diego
Alameda County
Berkeley
Emilio Segre Auditorate
University of Owen Chamberlain
Rome
University of Calif
Enrico Fornia
Lawrence — Berkeley
Fermi
Nobel Segre
Discovery Oil
Pubiithe Mater
Ely
Heyl
Brookhaven
Island
N.Y
Ialian
United States
Berkeley Labosion
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Picccioni
Sweden
McGovern Near 1,600 Mark In Delegates
AP political report shows McGovern closing in on 1,000 delegate votes toward the July 10 Miami Beach convention with 998.8 by the AP tally. Humphrey and Wallace trail, Muskie remains distant as Texas delegates push Wallace closer, while Nixon leads Republicans with 938 toward the August 21 GOP nominating convention.
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Don McLeod
Washington
George S. McGovern
Associated Press
McGovern
Miami Beach
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Wallace
Texas
Humphrey
Nixon
Jaycees appoint inmate as associate secretary in NC
Fred Morrison announces John Campbell a Central Prison inmate and Cary Jaycee member named associate secretary of the North Carolina Jaycees. Campbell founded the Central Tarheel Jaycee chapter while imprisoned and trains to work as a counselor after release. The group aims to expand prison reform and double the 22 Jaycee units statewide.
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N.C
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North Carolina Jaycees
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Jaycees
Campbell
Cary
Y Morrison
Global news briefs from Paris to Tel Aviv
Japan pledges 600000 over six years for Borobudur preservation per UNESCO. Oberammergau elects Fischer and Wagner to town council. Schwarz loses. A motorcyclist seller named Vroom in Port Elizabeth. Plough Inn sign mix up in Shrewsbury angers patrons. U.N. Trusteeship Council booklet issued in pidgin for New Guinea and Papua. Cholera kills nearly 400 in Indonesia in 1972. Tel Aviv doctors begin five year laser surgery program led by Kaplan and Ger. Pope Paul VI forms 27 member canon law revision commission for Eastern Rite. London dockers strike over port container handling. warns of wider crisis. France and USSR urge early European security conference after talks on disarmament and the Middle East.
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Tel Aviv
Isaac Kaplan
Kaplan
Beilin- Son Hospital
United States
Ove
Ralph Ger
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Vatican City
Paul VI
Pontifical Commission
Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Joseph Cardinal Parecattil
Ernakulam
India
Refugees Shot Down in ambush on Highway 13 Vietnam
Witnesses describe a brutal attack as North Vietnamese shellfire hit a column of refugees fleeing toward Saigon. The bombardment wounded many including children in torn clothing, while others cried out amid the chaos and fear near the frontline.
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Richard Blystone
Highway 13
Vietnam
Man offers twenty thousand to prove innocence
Gene H. Greer, 28, charged in a Crown Heights robbery, says he did not commit the Nov. 29 theft and offers up to $20,000 for information. Witnesses identify a North Vietnamese suspect, while refugees recount casualties and a paused war evacuation as Greer awaits sentencing on June 23.
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Okla
Gene H. Greer
Greer
Baskets
Crown Heights
Family Weekly promises safety features and celebrity profiles
Nearly 1,000 children drown yearly in backyard pots canals and lakes and a June 18 Family Weekly cover story by Robert Lee urges mothers to enroll infants in an eight week swimming course offered by MCAs YWCA and private clubs. The issue also spotlights decision making expert Jon Mihalasky and longtime TV star Carroll O Connor along with cookbook notes and Beth Brown's dog history review.
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Family Weekly
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YWCA
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Witer
Jon Mihalasky
Claire Safran
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