Einstein Wanted To Work Without Attention Of Public
Princeton, N J. One of the greatest mathematicians and physicists Albert Einstein died at 76 in Princeton. The profile portrays a shy man who sought privacy, avoided fame, and lived quietly at the Institute for Advanced Study. It notes his reluctance to be idolized, his simple life, and his humane acts. Tomorrow: Einstein's social conscience.
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Albert Einstein
Princeton
N.J
Frances Lewine
Monay
Einstein
Einstein Him
Inquirer
Ulm
Germany
Fannie Hurst
Spinoza
Max Born
Institute
Collease
Einsen
Nehru
India
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Princeton United Jewish Appeal
Amore
Montreal
Lower Saranac Lake
N. Y
Economy Moves Toward New High in 1950s Era Spending
The article notes a shift from wartime to civilian spending with the federal outlay dropping from about 66 billion dollars per year. It cites a 13 billion annual jump in gross national product in early 1950s, driven by consumer purchasing and construction, suggesting a record may be approached as civilian growth closes the gap.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Students Expect Popcorn Treat During Polio Vaccination
Principal Henry Jahnke of an elementary school says about 75 000 Harris County youngsters will line up for mass polio vaccinations at the Salk vaccine site. He notes a test mishap where electric popcorn poppers were used as improvised sterilizers and some students expected popcorn, while the devices actually worked as sterilizers after replacing an electric roaster.
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Houston
Henry Jahnke
Harris County
Jahnke
Canton Island Population Reported by National Geographic Society
Canton Island in the mid Pacific is cited as having a population of 280 according to the National Geographic Society. The figure appears in a brief population note attributed to the society's forthcoming publication.
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Canton Island
mid-Pacific Airlines
National Geographic Society
Mount Everest sacred name Chomolunga in local lore
The Orientals call Mount Everest Chomolunga Goddess Mother of the World. Great Smoky Mountains National Park contains 26 species of wild orchids.
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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