Timestones achievement echoes science strides in time
Newsday reports on Nuybridge’s 1872 photo sequence proving a horse can lift all four hooves, then traces modern efforts by George Porter and peers to capture nature’s fastest events. It notes picosecond and femtosecond milestones and explains photo chemical processes driving plant energy and atmospheric reactions. The piece closes quoting a statistic on U.S. independent truck drivers.
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Newsday
New York
California
Leland Stanford
Eadweard Nuybridge
Stanford
Nuybridge
George Porter
Porter
Earth
Guerrillas Enter Into Rhodesia
Rhodesian defense minister P. K. Van der Byl says more than 1,000 black nationalist guerrillas have crossed from Mozambique into Rhodesia. He notes growing infiltration and warns of increased danger, while government reports tally 38 Rhodesian casualties.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Mozambique
P. K. van der Byl
Lusaka
Zambia
British High Commission
van der Byl
Joy Ride Reaps Jail Sentence In Lawton Case
Lawton man Alexander Lewis, 18, was sentenced to six months in the county jail after admitting he borrowed a PSC Caterpillar tractor for a joy ride Monday night. He listed 1526 Pennsylvania as his address and said he took the vehicle from the east side of Railroad Street near A Ave.
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Lawton
Public Service Company
Alexander Lewis
Pennsylvania
PSC
Railroad Street
Roberts
Wade
Moore
Quadruplets' survival in doubt after birth in East St. Louis
The smallest of four newborn girls died 29 hours after birth at St. Louis Children's Hospital. The three survivors, Angela Alicia Arnise and Anita, were listed as critical but stable. Arnise weighed 1 pound 5 ounces at birth. the Meyers family includes six other children and a truck driver father.
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East St. Louis
Ill
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Wilbert Meyers
Angela
Alicia
Arnise
Anita
Meyers
Maxine
St. Clair County
Francis Sain
Wheatley
Ark
Arkansas
Hearing Ordered in Fort Sill Shooting Death Case
A preliminary hearing is set for June 21 in district court for the murder of Pvt. Merlin S. Moore 18. Accused Roberts is held on 10000 bond. Pamela Wade 2300 bond as witness. Witnesses described a speedy escape along 16th Street and Tennessee Avenue near the 1500 block of Texas. Moore classified AWOL and later desert. funeral plans pending with Miller's Mortuary. survivors include his father Albert Moore and grandmother Mrs. Sarah Moore.
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Roberts
David Carter
Pamela Lee Wade
12Th Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Wade
Dearborn
Moore
Texas
Charlies Connally
Corky Chadwick
16Th Street
Tennessee Ave
Miller
Richmond
Albert Moore
Sarah Moore
Glen Allen
Fire reports and historic Hull House founder noted
Lawson Fire Department logged a false alarm at 7 22 p m Thursday at 2423 C and dispatch totals rise to 1121 for the year Jane Addams co founded Hull House in Chicago in 1889 with Ellen Gates Starr creating the first US social settlement with lasting impact
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Lawson Fire Department
Jane Addams
Ellen Gates Starr
Hull House
Chicago
United States
Talks To Resume Tulsa Firefighters Pay Dispute
Tulsa AP negotiators plan to resume talks Tuesday after firefighters voted to reject a five percent across the board pay offer. Union president L L Oliver said the vote covered Monday and Tuesday, with the city initially offering four percent and the union seeking twenty percent. He expressed hope for an agreement without arbitration.
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Tulsa
Ll. L. Oliver
Firefighters Union
Oliver
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