Nobel laureate Bloch on teaching and doing compared
The piece cites Felix Bloch, co winner of the 1952 Nobel Prize in physics, who teaches Stanford introductory physics. He argues that teaching beginners is gratifying though hard, and that good teachers can inspire and inform rather than merely perform. He notes the value of effort to reach a few capable students who matter.
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George Bernard Shaw
Felix Bloch, Cowinner
Stanford University
Bloch
Julius Caesar
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
America
Arnold Glasow
Maurice Chevalier
Boyle's Notebook and World Population Notes
Boyle's Notebook offers miscellany on licenses calories and prices with quotes from ONeill and Chevalier. Population figures place world growth at 4.3 billion by 1980 with China India and the United States leading counts.
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Washington
UPI
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Bureau
China
India
Russia
United States
Indonesia
Holding action dominates business front amid price and loan talks
President Johnson signals restraint on steel prices and bank loan costs as negotiations delay decisive moves on wages, tariffs, and international finance. Federal Reserve funding remains ample, aiding lending while holding back broad policy shifts across industry and trade.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Johnson
U.S
Britain
Harold Wilson
Washington
Federal Reserve
Pearl Harbor attack and key 1964 history notes
On December 7 1941 Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor causing vast damage and over four thousand American casualties including 2117 killed. Delaware ratified the constitution in 1787 and other historical milestones are listed along with 1969 and 1960s events.
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Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
Delaware
New York Philharmonic Society
David Lloyd George
Canada
Australia
Japan
Washington
Senate Antitrust
Sen. Kefauver
AEC conducts test at Nevada site
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted an underground nuclear test described as low intermediate yield at its Nevada test site. It marked the 19th test announced by the commission this year.
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AEC
Washington
Christmas Carols Sing At National City Church Service
President and Mrs. Johnson attended a 11 a m Christmas service at National City Christian Church. The choir performed Come All Ye Faithful Silent Night and O Little Town of Bethlehem during the morning worship.
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Taste OF Christmas
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Bethlehem
National City Christian Church
Republican governors assert party confidence after Denver meeting
In a postmeeting statement the GOP governors outline moderate, inclusive principles for the party after 1964 losses. They hint at leadership role for governors in 1968 and critique Goldwater while backing civil rights and social programs. The memo exposes the party’s dilemma between legacy positions and future electoral viability.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Denver
Congress
Senate
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Goldwater
Burch
National Committee
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Doctor Says Children Can Outgrow Celiac Disease
A physician explains celiac disease in children, its cause a congenital defect in the small intestine lining, and that gluten free diets lead to improvement. It notes foods containing gluten to avoid, the potential for relapse, and possible gradual reintroduction by age nine with some cases not resolving until adolescence.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mature Parents Offer Hidden Lesson On Procrastination
In this Muriel Lawrence column a mother learns that a 13 year old’s homework delays aren’t laziness but unseen effort. The piece compares writing to everyday life noting the real work happens invisibly while the writer appears idle.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
UC demonstrators cleared of vandalism charges at Sproul office
University of California students backing a sit in at the administration building were cleared of vandalism charges. Police noted papers strewn about in the president emeritus Korbert G. Sproul’s office, to which Sproul replied that his office always looks that way.
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Benarely
Calif
UPI
University of California
University S Administration
U.C
Korbert G. Sproul
Sproul
Thoughtful thieves strike in Amarillo raid on grocery
Three armed men visited Buck Fleming's home Sunday night then drove him to his store where they forced open the safe and took money. They then returned Fleming to his home before fleeing.
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New York
America
U.S
Daddy
God
Eugene O'Neill
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Amarillo, Tex
UPI
Buck Fleming
Australia Across 41 Fever Fourteen Clues Puzzle
A word puzzle lists clues and answers spanning animals plants and objects. Entries include wild dog of meadow devout Australian bird African fly tree coral island and many linked terms across numbers. The item likely presents a themed crossword style grid with multiple cross references.
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Australia
Coral Island
Washington Column on General Taylor’s Vietnam Dilemma
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley cites the strain in U S efforts in South Vietnam caused by Ambassador Maxwell Taylor's formal, distant manner. Vietnamese and Americans alike say closer personal ties and informal dialogue are needed to align strategies and trust, or both sides will fight two separate wars.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
South Viet Nam
Maxwell
Taylor
Saigon
Peon
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