Nobel Prize goes to Delbruck Hershey and Luria for virology
Three Americans Delbruck Hershey and Luria win the 1969 Nobel Prize in medicine worth 75000 for discoveries on virus replication and genetic structure. Delbruck and Luria, from Caltech and MIT, forged foundations for bacteriophage study with Hershey joining later.
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Caltech
Pasadena
Alfred D. Hershey
Genetics Research Unit
Carnegie Institution
Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
Salvador E. Luria
Massachusetts
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Ludina
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Goodbye Chet Huntley end of NBC news era rumor
President Nixon awarded the Medal of Honor in a White House ceremony to the families of three Vietnam War heroes. Carmel Bernon Harvey Jr. Chicago Dale E Wayrynen McGregor Minnesota and Edgar Lee Mc Wethy Jr. Baxter Springs Kansas honored for valor.
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White House
Carmel Bernon Harvey Jr
Chicago
Dale E. Wayrynen
McGregor, Minp
Edgar Lee McWethy Jr
Baxter Springs
Kan
Pope receives Apollo 11 crew at Vatican
Pope Paul VI told astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Alderr and Michel Collina that their moon voyage helped man overcome fear of the unknown and broaden knowledge of the universe. The three were granted a 21 minute audience at the Vatican and discussed the mission's impact.
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Pope Paul VI
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Alderr
Michel Collina
Vatican
Surprise Direct Talks Proposal Sparks Session
During the session a surprise proposal called for direct private talks between U5 and the NLF, signaling a potential shift toward calm discussions.
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NLF
International Yanks Escape Battles Near Saigon
American troops fought five engagements within seventy miles of Saigon aided by helicopter gunships artillery and a river gunboat, deleting three Communists with no own casualties. Northward Marines clashed near Da Nang with eight Communists killed and one American dead plus fourteen wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
U.S. Arms Sales Abroad Include South Africa and Egypt
National items reveal that the United States sold at least 13.3 billion dollars in arms to nine countries over six years, including South Africa despite an embargo and Egypt after diplomatic break in 1967. Douglin cites Defense Department data.
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U. S
South Africa
Egypt
Rep
R. Lawrence Douglin
Defense Department
Congressional Record
U.S
Couglin
Beech 2 Courier Delivery Report Unclear Event
Fragmentary OCR text notes a delivery incident involving a tan person and a court, with references to Sugejor and Feu TARRIER DELIVERY and a single copy priced 19¢. Details are unreadable, but suggests a minor legal or courier note with unclear parties and context.
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