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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1962

Page

9

Two Kinds of Neutrinos Baffle Scientists

In Brookhaven experiments using the alternating gradient synchrotron researchers traced neutrinos created from pi meson decay. Of 100 trillion neutrinos fired through a massive shield only 50 collided with aluminum, and those collisions produced mu mesons but no electrons, revealing two varieties of neutrinos.

Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton N. Y

Marc Antony Found Dead in Florida Trailer Home

Marc Antony, 92, a Spanish American War veteran, was found dead in his Miami trailer home. Neighbors said he died of natural causes. He willed about $14,000 to the government five months ago, saying the government had been good to him and that he wished to give the money back in return for care.

Miami UPI Marc Antony Antony

California Labor Unions Take Third Highest Assets

California unions report 76 million dollars in total assets, ranking third nationally, with 2 179 locals making California fifth in number of unions. The Union Financial Statistics study by the Bureau of Labor Management Reports also shows nationwide assets at 1.5 billion and liabilities at 224 million, leaving net assets over 1.3 billion. Local unions hold 670 million in assets with 43 million in liabilities, while national unions total 770.8 million in assets and 147.9 million in liabilities.

San Francisco California Department of Labor H. D. Huxley Agency Bureau of Labor Management Reports New York Illinois Huxley Pennsylvania Ohio Ilinois Hawaiii Alaska Bureau of Labor-Management Reports Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act Landrum-Griffin

Spain Grants Greater Religious Freedom to Protestants

United Press International reports Spain plans to ease Protestant restrictions, with ambassador Antonio Garri gues signaling Spain will allow churches to operate freely, educate, and perform rites. Missouri Synod elects Dr Oliver Harms to succeed Dr John Behnken after 27 years. Vatican decree allows baptism in vernacular languages, prompting praise from Catholic scholars. Baptist missions noted global growth. warning that missionary effort must continue amid population rise. Jewish groups press for Sabbath exemptions from Sunday closing laws. states vary in policy. Archaeology team begins new season at Shechem, revealing 4000-year-old city digs.

United Press International Spain United States Antonio Garrigues National Press Club Washington C. Emanuel Carlson Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs Missouri Synod Lutherans John W. Behnken Cleveland Oliver R. Harms St. Louis Trinity Lutheran Church BN Ty Tex U. S. Supreme Court National Community Relations Advisory Council Massachusetts

Vegan Returns From Studies At Lima School

Tom Wright a Las Vegas High School graduate and son of Dr and Mrs John S Wright lived at 2014 Peyton Drive returned home after a year of study at San Marcos University in Lima Peru. He received scholarship aid through a joint Indiana University and US State Department foreign study program selecting ten juniors from American colleges for the 1961 62 year. Excavations last summer by archaeologists uncovered remains of a temple fortress linked to Abimelech and the Book of Judges from about 1150 B C. Further digs will examine 8th century B C private homes dating to the era of Assyrian invasions.

Tom Wright Las Vegas High School John. S. Wright Peyton Drive San Marcos University Lima Peru Tom Indiana University United States Department of State Abimelech Israel

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