Weizmann Institute funding by Uncle Sam spurs science in Israel
In Rehovot Israel US agencies fund about 500000 dollars in Weizmann Institute projects spanning anti cancer drug research to space ship materials. Grants from Public Health Service Air Force NSF and others support nucleic acids photosynthesis and muscle studies. Institute founded 11 years ago by Chaim Weizmann hosts 650 staff, 130 scientists, 80 PhD students with 100 visiting researchers yearly.
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Code Clerks Defection Demands Immediate Airing
Congressor Walters announces House Un American Activities Committee will investigate the defection of National Security Agency code clerks Bernon Mitchell and William Martin to the Soviet Union. The case raises questions about how they gained sensitive posts and freedom to travel, with officials urging prompt, thorough inquiry into motives and exploitation by Moscow.
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Hidden Killer Three Fatal Electrocutions Warn of 110 Volt Dangers
A series of three deaths within ten days highlights lethal 110 volt home lighting risks. A boy under a trailer touched hot steel framing while wet ground completed the circuit, a apprentice electrician on a floodlight pole was shocked, and a plumber in a rural home under construction was electrocuted while locating a leak. The message urges caution and thorough de‑energizing before anyone nears suspected hot areas.
How Long Time Quote Inspires Thought on Worth and Growth
A reflection on time drawn from Van Loon’s tale of Svithrod contrasts a bird sharpened rock with life’s finite balance. It urges wise use of time through deeds, knowledge, insight, power, play, reflection, dreams, friendship, and laughter, defining time by quality over duration.
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Mountain liquor clubs and local finance shift in mountain counties
The Mountain Scene reports Hendersonville voted to authorize liquor sales through city ABC stores with projected revenue around 300000 dollars. Asheville and Tryon fear revenue losses. Waynesville may seek an ABC election. Bottlers raise prices, retail 10 cents a bottle amid tax debates as general assembly eyes new revenue sources.
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Letters to the Editor on Candidate Coverage
A reader criticizes editorial fairness in reporting on Republican Robert Gavin and other candidates, arguing Southern papers bias against Republicans and citing examples of wording and characterization. The letter also discusses religion in politics, describing the Roman Catholic Church as both a church and sovereign state with the Vatican as its head.
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Notes on the Roman Church State and US political danger
Charles Pearson argues that the Roman Catholic Church State seeks to control Catholic members worldwide including the United States. He accuses the hierarchy of tyranny, calls for separation of church and state, and warns of Rome’s influence over law, education, and government with Pope and hierarchy as unified head. Woodrow Wilson Robbins Lexington Avenue Baptist Church.
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Warsaw Aftermath to Hope and Reform in Postwar Poland
The dispatch notes Warsaw's wartime destruction with eighty five percent of buildings toppled and about 800000 deaths, including nearly half a million Jews. It contrasts brutal history with a booming present, citing new apartments and rebuilt landmarks. The visit highlights Polish resilience, private ownership, and signs of continued Soviet influence with cautious optimism about freedom and travel beyond the Iron Curtain.
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