Americans Puzzled By Heidelberg
American students at Heidelberg University describe life as adult and demanding with few exams and scattered campuses. Many enroll under GI and scholarship funding, work at base night classes, and face crowded classrooms and higher room rents. Cultural gaps persist as Americans seek friends and Germans adjust to foreign students.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Albert Polhamus
Carlsbad
Calif
American International Student Club
Harold Gawrisch
Milwaukee
Wis
University of Heidelberg
Freisburg
Goettingen
Bonn
Karl Heinrich Bauer
Otto Haxel
Hermann Mosler
Neckar
Lawrence Kilga
New York City
U.S
France
Italy
Veronika Cloos
Towson
Barbara Stanwyck Hospitalized With Pneumonitis
Actress Barbara Stanwyck, 62, is resting comfortably at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after being admitted Thursday with pneumonitis. Her temperature has dropped to 100.5 degrees, and doctors report she is responding to treatment.
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Barbara
Santa Monica
Calif
Barbara Stanwyck
St. John’s Hospital
Miss Stanwyck
Electronics on a tiny scale could wear as a wristwatch
An AP report describes molecular electronics where a sliver of material forms multiple domains performing functions like a transistor. Westinghouse leads research under a two million dollar Air Force grant to develop chips only a fraction inch in size, with potential TV wearables and fingertip radios.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Earth
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Air Force
Herwald
Jack Linkletter Father Again in Hollywood Birth
HOLLYWOOD AP Jack Linkletter of the television family is a father again. His wife gave birth to a 5 pound 11 ounce boy at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital Friday. They have another son Michael 2 The grandfather is TV's Art Linkletter.
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Hollywood
Jack Linkletter
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Michael
Art Linkletter
Seeded Crystal Growth Described By Dr Longini
Dr. R. L. Longini explains that seeding compels crystal formation at a rate likened to the reproduction of living genes as the seed guides crystal growth at up to 17 inches per minute.
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R. L. Longini
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