Three Americans Win Nobel Prizes in Science 1976
STOCKHOLM Sweden three Americans won Nobel Prizes for physics and chemistry in 1976 extending the American streak. Burton Richter and C C Ting shared the physics award for pioneering subatomic particle work while William N Lipscomb of Harvard won the chemistry prize for borane compounds with potential cancer therapy uses.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Burton Richter
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Stanford
Calif
C. C. Ting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
William N. Lipscomb
Harvard University
Ting
Lipscomb
Richter
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Baruch S. Blumberg
Institute of Cancer Research
Philadelphia
D. Carleton Gajdusek
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
European Nuclear Research Center
Geneva
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Goesta Ekspong
Academy
Abbot
William James Lawrence
Harvard
Hughes Estate Under IRS Probe Reveals Press Controversy
Former reporter Anderson alleges heavy government scrutiny and CIA surveillance over Watergate era reporting. He says IRS and nine agencies investigated him and staff after exposing misuse of limousines and campaign finance issues, while naming Liddy and Hunt as involved.
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Mudhen
FBI
CIA
Sugar
Anderson
United States
Las Vegas arson case sees gag order lifted by JP Tabony
Henderson Justice of the Peace Larry Tabony lifted a gag on news coverage after a prisoner handed a three page document to Channel 8 during the West Las Vegas church arson case. Defendants Carl Neal Henry James Mason and Roy Lee Bailey face $100000 bail.
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Henderson
Justice of the Peace
Larry Tabony
Sara Edwards
Channel 8
Las Vegas
Roy Lee Bailey
T. J. Mohammad
Edwards
Bob Stoval
Bailey
Tabony
District Attorney's Office
Public Defender
Stoval
Carl Neal
Henry James Mason
Metro Police Seek Suspect in Las Vegas Slaying
Las Vegas police hunt for John Nobel Smith 63 of 1001 McWilliams, linked to the fatal shooting of his wife Ellie Smith 61. Ellie died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital about 6 45 p m after being shot in the stomach and thigh. Their son Charles 26 alerted police after the incident. Smith works as a porter at a Strip hotel. an all points bulletin is out.
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Las Vegas Metro
John Nobel Smith
McWilliams
Ellie Smith
Smith
Boss Of Bosses Gambino Buried In Quiet Brooklyn Funeral
Carlo Gambino the so called boss of bosses of organized crime was laid to rest in a subdued Brooklyn service attended by about 150 relatives and top lieutenants. Police photographed attendees as guards restricted access while neighbors recalled a respectable community figure. He was later buried in a family mausoleum in Queens after a mass at Our Lady of Grace Church.
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New York
UPI
Carlo Gambino
Underworld
Brooklyn
Albert Anastasia
Gambino
Our Lady of Grace Church
Godfather
Massapequa
N.Y
Queens
New York Area
Capos
Joseph N. Gallo
Sal Avarello
Tom Nasotto
James Failla
Joseph
Zephyr Derails In Chicago Injuring Dozens
The San Francisco Zephyr derailed on Chicago's southwest side near Cicero. 43 people were hospitalized, none critically, as eight of eleven cars left the tracks but remained upright. The train was en route from Oakland to Chicago at about 1 25 p m and caused track damage with delays expected.
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Chicago
UPI
San Francisco
Amtrak
Oakland
Calif
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Mount Sinai Hospital
Peter Briggs
Burlington Northern
25Th Street
Kostner Avenue
Cicero-Chicago
Keeler Avenue
Peyton Campbell
Banks and Firms Reported In Arab Boycott Compliance
The Commerce Department said 38 corporations including Bank of America and Citicorp have complied with the Arab boycott over 11 days since President Ford ordered disclosure. Names, loan details, and involved parties, including First Wisconsin National Bank and United California Bank, were released with partial figures. The list covers banks and forwarders dealing with Arab nations and Israel-related trade.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Ford
Department
Bank of America and
Citicorp
Los Angeles
Citibank
Israel
Jimmy Carter
Bank of America
First Wisconsin
First City National Bank of Houston
The
Chartered Bank of London
United California Bank of Los Angeles
Manson Placed in Special Security Ward at California Prison
Charles Manson has been held in a special security section of the state medical prison psychiatric ward since Oct 9 after bizarre behavior and threats toward guards. The Tate murder convict has calmed and may be moved this week, prison spokesman Bill Taylor said, noting he was incoherent and shouted die die die at staff.
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Vacaville
Calif
UPI
Charles Manson
State Medical Prison
Manson
Sharon Tate
Bill Taylor
Taylor
Bronfman Kidnapping Notes Read At Trial
Evidence in the Bronfman II kidnapping case includes two letters to his parents urging to get rid of cops and FBI. The letters were shown in court as part of the third day of the State Supreme Court trial of Dominic Byrne and Mel Patrick Lynch.
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White Plains
N.Y
UPI
Samuel Bronfman II
FBI
Dominic Byrne
Mel Patrick Lynch
State Supreme Court
Bronfman
Edgar
Seagram Ltd
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Ann Loeb
Purchase
Bubble
Lynch
Brooklyn
Sambo
New York City
Byrne
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Hughes Estate
IRS
Freedom of the
Worlh
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Metro Police
Charles
Zephyr
Common Market Forwarders Inc. of
Houston
Trans International Forwarders of
First Wisconsin National Bank of
Milwaukee
Getty Oil Corp
General Tire & Rubber Co
Bissell
Canon TX
Kodak Ektasound
Springfield
Yashida
Numark
Noresco
Soundesign
Keystone Electronic
Honeywell
Smith Corona
Baris Jewelers Inc
Sahara
Contron
Rose Point
Vivant
Fontana
Grand Renaisance
Strasburgh
Alexandra
Madrigal
Valencia
Royal Francis
Joan D'Arc
Baris
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