Molecular electronics may conquer tiny devices worldwide
ALTON BLAKESLEE describes a new field where molecular electronics could create devices as small as a fingertip or as large as a satellite brain. Westinghouse and Air Force-funded research aims to place multiple functions in a single blob of material by arranging molecule domains, promising simpler, more reliable circuits and automatic production.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Air: Force
8. W. Hedward
Westing- House
Herpwaldsayntaine
Heywald
Greeley
Crystallization Process Echoes Gene Reproduction
The article describes a crystallization method where starting materials form a crystal structure guided by seeding. As the crystal is introduced and pulled rapidly, a ribbon is drawn out at speeds up to 17 inches per minute. The seed dictates crystal formation, mirroring genetic replication concepts by Longini.
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Greeley ‘Fribune
Longini
Parked Car Damaged in Greeley Police Report
Rod-Inoy Lane reported damage to a parked car valued at $25 Friday night or Saturday morning. The vehicle was east of 8th Ave at West Street, and the owner, Stone, said he discovered the damage when approaching the car. Police filed the report on Saturday.
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Greeley
Stone
8Th Ave
Wath SL
Big Bend 4H Club Meeting and Social Highlights
Monday evening at the school the Big Bend 4H Club held a safety film and business meeting led by president Jack Ewing. The girls plan to form a softball team this summer. Refreshments were served to 25 members by Patli Janet Meyer and Bill Sheble. Adult leaders present included Mrs. W. S. Fisher Mrs. Hd Hemple and Myron Martinson. A guest, Mrs. Dana Sugh rones, attended. Mrs. Earl Gardner hosted a salad luncheon for Tet Bela club. Bridge games featured among several attendees with prizes awarded. A guest speaker Drs. Claude McConnell reviewed All the birds of the Bible by Alice Parmales for LUBA club. Other activities included BBPG club dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Anna Parker.
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Parker
T Ravel
Jiskell
Kent
Sully
Mrs. Kidd
Alice Parmales
Mines
Carl Schaefer
E. d. Rendleman
Mary Clark
Henry Ulrich
Gien Lewis
James Noel
Melvin Blake
J. L. Carpenter
G. H. Dealtie
Doin Annan
Lottie’ Lyon
Bbpg Club
Anna Parker
Greeley
Mary Parker
Denver
Inaugural SAS Flight Brings Scandinavian Royalty To L A
Royals from Denmark Norway and Sweden arrive at Los Angeles International Airport for Scandinavian Airlines inaugural D8 jet service from Copenhagen with a crowd of about 100, greeted by airline officials and city leaders. The jet had stopped in Montreal en route from Copenhagen.
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Los Angeles
Margratha
Denmark
Astrid
Norway
Margaretha
Sweden
Prince Axel
Copenhagen
Scandinavian Airlines
United States
Montreal
Canada
Los
Angeles
Tracy Howard Graduates From Kemper School
Tracy Howard of Hudson completes Kemper School in Boonville Missouri as part of the 1960 graduating class. He received his high school diploma in the 16th commencement on May 29, presented by Rev. Samuel E. West, Kemper president and headmaster.
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Tracy Howard
William EB. Howard
Hudson
Kemper School
Boonville
Kemper
Samuel E. West
West inaugurates year as Kemper program speaker
President West spoke at the weekend commencement program at Kemper, urged by Charles F. Hamilton of the Kemper board. The program featured honor society designations, a band concert, standard of honor ceremony, and final parade review. The Zoological Garden of Washington, D.C. donated several rare American animals to West Berlin, including pelicans, a turkey vulture, and a golden eagle.
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West
Charles F. Hamilton
St. Louis
Kemper Board
Kemper
Zoological Garden of
Washington
Dxi
West Berlin
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Nyet
Ordera
PMU Ae
Hibbs
Winthrop
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Big Bend
Tribune
Scandinavia
Greeley Plumbing and Heating
John GC
Taylor
Ninth Street
Elgin
Greeley, Golorads
Mae
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mirro- Matic
Colorado
Mounlas
Eavengs
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