Teller Sees Universe As Mosaic Of Galaxies And Quasars
Nuclear physicist Edward Teller described the universe as a mosaic of galaxies matter and antimatter at a NAS session. He suggested quasars may be distant bright objects from colliding galaxy clusters and could emit light and radio waves for long periods.
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Refugees Arrive as Cuban Transit Continues
Cuban refugees reach Camarioca after police escort for his Havana stay. They describe smooth processing, free meals, and diplomatic handling while the U.S. weighs resettlement rules amid ongoing migration talks.
Salaries Rise for North Carolina College Business Managers
The North Carolina College business managers across UNC and ECC received raises retroactive to July 1, from 13,700 to 15,000 at Greensboro and similar bumps at Chapel Hill, NC State, Charlotte, and East Carolina. Barber examining board members also gained 1,368 a year, effective Oct. 1, funded by inspection fees.
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Britain warns Rhodesia action may trigger wider African crisis
Prime Minister Wilson warned that unilateral Rhodesian independence actions could provoke dangerous British and world reactions. He urged Smith to rethink, saying such steps would be illegal, rebel, and leave Rhodesia without friends. Wilson stressed continued dialogue and noted potential British measures if independence occurs without Parliament consent.
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Viet Cong defector questions viability of victory
Nguyen Tien Dang, a Viet Cong financial chief for six southern provinces, tells reporters he believes Communist victory is unlikely as Beijing offers lip service and the U.S. backs Vietnam with arms and troops. He defected 20 days ago, disagreeing with Red China's ideology that peace comes only by war.
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Subdued call for UNC independence from political interference
CHAPEL HILL N C AP A polite subdued call for independence of the University of North Carolina from political interference was made by Chancellor Paul F Sharp at University Day marking the universitys 170th birthday He warned political efforts can reduce even the best university to mediocrity and urged trustees administrators to decide speakers free of outside pressure He urged faith in the people to overturn speaker ban regulations and stressed universities need public confidence and freedom from indoctrination The convocation also heard from senior class president John Harmon urging silent majority support as student leaders pressed for the resignation of Student Body President Paul Dickson HI of Raeford who faced claims over a closed fraternity house appearance Others at the event included Consolidated University President William C Friday and Greensboro Daily News executive editor William Snider
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Radioactive Material Safe In Wreck Near Pilot Mountain
A tractor-trailer carrying radioactive material collided with another truck near Pilot Mountain North Carolina Tuesday night but remained undamaged and was sent on. State radiological experts from Raleigh found the material intact in metal containers. The load, from the Savannah River Project in Dunbar South Carolina, was en route to Ohio. Responding agencies included patrols from Surry Stokes and Alleghany counties, sheriff's officers, civil defense and rescue squads. Traffic was rerouted while experts checked the scene.
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Cosmonauts' West Berlin visit marred by street clash
Soviet cosmonauts faced boos and whistles in West Berlin as crowds jeered near Checkpoint Charlie and some staged traffic blocks outside the theater. Police separated protesters while inside, about 900 attendees welcomed the space travelers with applause as they spoke of peaceful Soviet aims.
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Rhodesia independence fears spark United Nations debate
In Salisbury Prime Minister Ian Smith signaled no immediate move to a unilateral declaration of independence though Rhodesia could be independent by Christmas. Assembly members warned a white minority rule risks Africa and world peace and urged Britain to block unilateral independence and end rebellion, with debate likely to go to the Security Council.
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Expert Says Indonesian Communist Party Has Suffered Major Defeat
Washington AP reports former Ambassador Howerd P. Jones says the Indonesian Communist Party PKI has suffered a major defeat after the Sept. 30 coup attempt and may face liquidation. He notes strong anticommunist sentiment in Indonesia, predicts army dominance in Java, and suggests Sukarno may remain a figurehead while moderates gain control, potentially easing future U.S. relations.
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Johnson Receives Update On Health After Surgery
President Johnson rests at Bethesda Naval Hospital after kidney stone surgery. Doctors Halfenbeck and Cain say he is a good patient and moving, with plans to rest yet walk to keep fit. Civil rights suit alleges Sedgefield Inn and Country Club denied Negroes golf access Feb 19-20. plaintiffs list Little, Eton, Simpkins as defendants.
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Sedgefield Denies Any Discrimination in Greensboro
AP report states Sedgefield replies that it has not discriminated or violated laws, responding to allegations in Greensboro. The statement asserts confidence in lawful conduct and denies wrongdoing at the club amid surrounding scrutiny.
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Farm Bill Sets Subsidies for Cotton and Wheat Support
Farmers cutting cotton acreage by up to 35 percent would gain direct subsidies around 9 cents per pound, with larger cuts yielding more money. Those avoiding controls may plant up to 250,000 acres. carryover stocks affect future years. Wheat growers receive at least 1.86 dollars per bushel, bread wheat 2.57, with certificates and subsidies balancing parity. The bill preserves the feed grain program and lets the agriculture secretary set price supports from 65 to 99 percent of parity. CCC may sell dairy products despite surpluses.
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Indonesia War Crisis Deepens With Executed Generals
Indonesia reports Col Latif captured in Jakarta after being shot in both legs. Radio dispatches from Kuala Lumpur and South Sumatra claim thousands of Communists flee central Java as the army tightens its dragnet. A week of mourning for six generals ended Tuesday as rallies demanded crushing the Communist party. President Sukarno, returning from Bogor, says the crisis will strengthen unity amid no revenge policy. High command warns saboteurs, closes 14 universities and two student groups.
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Arkansas prison chief defends strap and reforms
Dan Stephens, after two years as prison superintendent, defended the use of the strap though it was abolished a year earlier by the State Prison Board. He highlighted self funding, new facilities, and reform programs, including a blood donor drive and education, while noting fear of reform and praise from inmates. Governor Faubus announced Stephens’s resignation, praising his attention to humane treatment amidst stringent security.
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Congress Deadlock Clouds Pay, Home Rule, and Education Bills
Union Shop's 400 million boost and the House 1.5 billion vote loom over a pay bill Mansfield favors passage but offers no term details. Johnson presses a District of Columbia home rule bill with divergent versions in each chamber. Dirksen quips about unlikely results, while a Senate House education bill conference shows wide gaps and possible failure.
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