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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1963

Page

2

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Linus Pauling in 1963

Oslo reports Linus Pauling received the 1963 Nobel Peace Prize for his tireless campaign against nuclear weapons. Maria Goeppert-Mayer shared the physics prize. the press highlighted the awards' link to disarmament efforts and the Red Cross committees. The ceremony honored efforts toward a war-free world and featured tributes from Nobel officials.

Oslo Norway UPI Linus Pauling Clay Tontxo International Red Cross Stockboley Nobel Linus Pavling Cers Fjord Gustaf’ Vwi Linus Pauling Stockholm California Maria Goeppert-Mayer Hans Jensen Germany Heidelberg University Engen P. Wigner Princeton University Mme.” Marie Curie Gimnar Jahn Paidi Pal Fog Alfred Nobel Distase Suddering Paul Jing Saba Wed Mayer University of California, la Jolla King Gustav of Sweden Gunnar Jahn Nobel Foundation Committee

Fortune Left by Retiring Bookkeeper in Spokane

A retired Spokane bookkeeper died Oct 16 leaving an estate reported over 2 million in probate papers. Part of the trust income goes to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Separate property includes stocks bonds savings and banks with heirs named including relatives and grand descendants.

Spokane Wash F. Bers Magee Shriners Hospital For Spokare Superior Court E Marc Liphew Maximilian Magee Lewis Judeau Alaska Charman Jacquette Gross North Hollywood Calif

Johnson greets old friends at Capitol in social visit

President Johnson made an unscheduled stop at the Capitol on Tuesday night, spending about 35 minutes with House Speaker John McCormack and other leaders. McCormack said the visit was social, noting members Carl Albert and Male Boegs were present. The president left the Capitol around 6:15 and returned to the White House by 7.

Washington Johnson Capitol John W. McCormack D' Mass McCormack Carl Albert D-Oka Male Boegs D-La Congress White House

Lindy’s Opens Amid New York Waiter Strike

Lindy’s reopened for Broadway crowds as New York restaurants stayed closed in a major dispute involving about 1,100 waiters and 6,000 other workers. The Dining Room Employees Union strike targeted three upscale venues, seeking raises totaling 12 dollars weekly over three years plus fringe benefits, affecting an estimated 20,000 to 30,000 patrons seeking other dining options.

New York Lindy’s Restaurant League of Manhattan Restaurant League Dining Room

Yank, Reds Defect in Germany

In Berlin a U S Army sergeant defected to Communist territory and two East German border guards fled to the West. ADN named James Carl Moore of the 3rd Armored Division as the sergeant. An American spokesman said the report is being checked while West German police reported the two guards crossing near Bad Hersfeld seeking asylum.

Berlin ADN James Carl Moore 3Rd Armored East Germany Amy Heidelberg Bad Hersfeld Las Tee Moore

Walker Flies Flags at Full Staff Despite Mourning

Dallas report notes Maj Gen Edwin A Walker refuses to explain why he keeps flags at full staff during the Kennedy mourning period. He previously flew the flag upside down to signal distress and says flags will return to right side up once rain stops. He typically flies US Texas and Confederate flags.

Dallas UPI Edwin A Walker Kennedy Walker

Fallout decline in Britain raises hopes for test ban

The Atomic Energy Authority reports that atmospheric radioactive fallout and rain in Britain declined in early 1960s. The report notes that ending large scale nuclear tests and the test ban treaty should lead to significantly lower levels in the years after 1963.

London Britain Atomic Energy Authority

Eternal flame at Arlington National Cemetery relit after accidental dousing

Report from Washington indicates a flame honoring a group of schoolchildren near Arlington National Cemetery briefly went out when holy water spilled from a bottle. John Metzler, superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, relit the flame a few minutes later. details describe the mishap and quick restoration.

Washington

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