Prize winners reply to Nobel honors in physics and chemistry
Schwinger and Feynman, both 47, are noted physicists from New York City who joined Harvard and Caltech respectively after stellar early careers. Tomonaga heads Tokyo University research, while Woodward earns praise for creating complex organic syntheses and peptide developments.
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Sehwinger
Feynman
New York City
Schwinger
Harvard
Columbia University
Purdue University
Indiana
California Institute of Technology
Tolman
Tomonaga
Tokyo University of Education
Tokyo University
Japanese Science Council
Japan
Hideki Yukawa
Woodward
Belmont
Mass
Karl
Tokyo
Academy
Reflections on Cuba Exodus and Nobel Announcements
Refugees arriving in Cuba recount limits on emigration amid military obligations and weather delays while a plan to ease exits faces official debate. The piece notes Soviet tech plans in Cuba and fears of job loss for state workers who refuse to sign non-leave agreements. It also reports Nobel Prize winners in science and literature and the upcoming Peace Prize decision in Oslo.
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Anselma Hernandez
Hemingway
Mary Hemingway
New York
Hernandez
Juvenal Montesino
Juvenal
Emil Stadelhofer
U.S
Havana
Academy
Woodward
Thhe Academy
Stockholm
Mikhail Sholokhovy
Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Rinaldi retrial ends as judge charges jury
The retrial of Rinaldi concludes with Judge Fountain directing the jury to consider first degree murder or the related options. Prosecutor Cooper argues insurance motives while Rinaldi testifies denying the crime. The case centers on the murder of Lucille Rinaldi in Chapel Hill and the use of circumstantial evidence plus an insurance payout.
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George M. Fountain
Waterbury Coun
State Supreme Court
Raymond Mallard
Lucille
Chapel Hill
Cooper
Waterbury
Alfred Foushee
Foushee
James Farrell
John F. Lipp
Sipp
Durham
University of North Carolna
Actress Marie headlines saga of disappearance and trial
The actress Marie drew headlines from a 1957 desert disappearance to a 1963 Sydney hospital escape. Investigations followed, with a filmed reenactment and public speculation about a hoax. Her tumultuous life included arrests for prescription fraud, frequent court appearances, and battles over child support with ex-husband Harry Karl.
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Marie
Encino
Harry Karl
India
Michael Wilding
Sydtaney
Australia
California
Karl
Denice
Harrison
Tina Marie
Elizabeth Marie Jones and Klan ties unravel in Raleigh hearing
The article recounts Elizabeth Jones multiple marriages, ties to Klansman leadership, and alleged financial irregularities within the Ku Klux Klan. Testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee details contrasted accounts, with Jones invoking the Fifth Amendment and facing possible contempt charges while investigators expose cash flows, vehicle purchases, and front organizations linked to Klan activity.
Probe details from page one reveal Klan weapons and fringe benefits
Investigators report Korne gay owned pistols and rifles and showed a concealed weapon at a Klans rally after FBI guidance. Kornegay described fire bomb use at a Klansmen meeting at his home, while Jones’ income and fringe benefits included a Cadillac and Dodge station wagon purchased by Klan funds and a widows’ death benefit with large profits for Klansmen.
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N.C
House Committee On UN American Activities
Robert M. Shelton
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She i. Appell
Edin E. Willis
Harry
Marie
Karl
United Klans of America
Debbie Reynolds
Appel
Lou Bass
Kian
Edward
P. Callahan
Taylor
Encino
Ness
Hidden Hills
Willis
M.R. Kornegay
Virginia
Pell
Kornegay
North Carolina
James R. Jones
Appell
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Bessember
Thomas
Widows Benevolent Fund
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Limestone Fishing Club
Beaulaville
Keystone
FBI
Trial details emerge in Klan slaying case
FBI infiltrator Rowe testified about the Montgomery Selma murder plan by Wilkins Thomas and Eaton. He described the group following a car to the Browns Chapel AME church area, the shooting near the white woman and Negro man, and Wilkins urging others to shoot while Rowe claimed he fired no shots.
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FBI
Wilkins
Thomas
William C. Eaton
Eaton
Fairfield
Ala
Bessemer
Montgomery
Selma
Silver Moon
Browns Chapel
A.M.E
Darance
Lem
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Kennedy Defends Morrissey Seals Judge Bid Amid Pressure
Senator Kennedy lauded Morrissey's character and rise from poverty while arguing his legal qualifications. He cited the American Bar Association’s concerns, noted delays, and urged a fair, deliberative Senate review free from partisan pressure, expressing confidence in Morrissey’s ultimate confirmation.
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Morrissey
Massachusetts
Georgia
American Bar Association
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Ees
Government move prompts states to reply by November tenth
The voting department urged Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana to respond to the government action by November 10, aiming to hold oral arguments before the full court in January.
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Alaama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Comet Ikeya-Seki Spotted Across Americas
Amid bright sunrise skies observers on the East and West Coasts tracked comet Ikeya-Seki. Lick Observatory reported the body still intact with fragments not visible to the naked eye, while Caltech noted pieces appeared to flake off. The event, though less spectacular than hoped, yielded data on the comet’s heat and elemental composition including iron sodium and calcium.
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United States
Lick Observatory
California
Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Ikeya-Seki
Johnson Returns to White House After Surgery Recovery
After a 30 minute drive to the White House President Johnson greeted dogs and staff at the back door then prepared for a brief stay before likely heading to his Texas ranch for convalescence. He held hospital consultations with Moyers and doctors, met with Fowler and Rusk, and then rested.
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Bis Ranch
Texas
Bill D. Moyees
Moyers
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Johnson
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