Kapitsa the Scientist Who Defied Stalin and Survived
The article recounts Peter Kapitsa’s clashes with Joseph Stalin during 1934 and later, his forced return to the Soviet Union, and his subsequent work at the Institute of Problems of Physics. It notes his resilience, wartime innovations, and influence on both Soviet and Western science, including Rutherford’s mentorship and Kapitsa’s calls for frank, well funded research.
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Edward Edelson
Soviet Union
England
Josef Stalin
Peter Kapitsa
Kapitsa
West
Russia
Macmillian Co
Leningrad
Anna
Stalin
British
Institute of Problems of Physics
Lord Rutherford
Rutherford
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge
Polytechnic Institute
Moscow
Maxim Gorky
Cavendish
America
Lss
Frederick
Denmark
Copenhagen
Are Political Polls Right by Dr Leo Bogart
The article surveys pre election polls and their impact on democracy, noting samples are estimates with margins of error and cannot predict who will vote. It discusses media use, polling methods, and the influence on politicians and public opinion amid complex factors like the electoral college and Vietnam.
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Leo Bogart
World Book Science Service
Dewey
Truman
John F. Kennedy
Gallup
Harris
Kennedy
Johnson
Oinion
Marijuana Use Increase Hinted by Agriculture Report
Washington notes an official crop report hints at rising marijuana use by showing a 14 percent jump in roll-your-own cigarette paper sales from 1966 to 1957 with no rise in tobacco production. Officials say no records exist on marijuana cultivation or consumption, but some figures imply substantial pot use amid broader drug concerns.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Partment
U.S
William Stewart
U.S. Public Health Service
Popu
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