Time machine from scraps sparks Washington study
Seattle a graduate chemistry assistant at the University of Washington has built a C-14 dating apparatus in Tenley Hall basement. The device uses scrap materials from a battleship and a Colorado cannon to count radioactive carbon to age ancient matter. The project aims to show plants animals and sea water contain carbon C-14 that can be dated by counting emitted rays.
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Seattle
Colorado
William Schell
Compar
M. G. Wells
Cannon Schell
Uni
Washington
Schell
Tenley Hall
Poland's Gomulka indicts mass media culture drive
Wladyslaw Gomulka denounced Poland's mass media education and culture in a sweeping party message. He urged ideological conformity and warned against Western ideas, targeting writers scholars and broadcasters. The move signals pressure on independent Polish public culture amid tensions with the West.
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Gene Kramer
Poland
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Ana Mata
Gomutka
Khrushchevko
Soviet Union
West
Angola
Ameri
$3 Million Suit Filed In Kaufman
A $3 million civil suit in 86th District Court Kaufman County involves Henderson County oil and leases. Plaintiff Leon Simmonds of Henderson County sues Bruce Green Mohank Stevens Land Co Athens Pure Oil Co James B Cain James S Cain A P Smith William R Wofford and John W Murchison of Athens seeking $2 million actual damages and $1 million exemplary damages for mishandling leases on the William K A Martinez surveys in Henderson County. Hearing set for July 12 by Judge Thomas Howard Crofts.
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Kaufman, Tex
Henderson County
Kaufman County
Murrell Robinson
Leon Simmonds
Bruce Green
Mohank
Stevens Land Co
Athens
Pure Oil Co
Houston
James B. Cain
James S. Cain
Dallas
Roger McCown Family Reunion Begins in Lubbock
About fifty people gathered for the Roger McCown family reunion at Mackenzie Park Party House with out of town relatives from Denver Cuba Ga Fort Worth Seattle Anaheim Levelland and Lubbock. The event runs through Sunday and includes several local and distant attendees. Ayub plans visit London by Buckingham Palace announced that Pakistani President Ayub Khan will come to London in October for a 12 day visit invited by Queen Elizabeth.
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Roger McCown
Mackenzie Park
E. Il Holly
Fred Bullard
Denver
Colo
Roger McCown Jr
Cuba
N.M
Curtiss Still
LaGrange
Melvin Bentley
Emmitt Whittenton
Adrian Burks
R. S. Parrof
Stephensville
Dawn McMahill
Seattle
Wash
Frank
John Hord
Lubbock
Ayub
London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Ayub] Khan
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Kennedy Seeks Interdependence With Europe US
Public opinion favors international cooperation says a Gallup Poll with eight in ten Americans supporting working with other nations. Only ten percent favor keeping the U.S. independent in world affairs. The poll tracks shifts since a decade ago and contrasts attitudes in World War II era. Supporters cite peace through unity while opponents worry about entanglements and focus on domestic issues.
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Princeton
N.d
Kennedy
Europe
United States
Gallup
United
League of Nations
France
Eumpo
Hitler
Man Charged In Forcing Woman To Write Checks
A 20 year old man Raymond Jay of 2001 N Quirt was charged in three cases in County Court at Law No 2 for forcing a woman to write worthless checks. Other defendants faced varying charges including theft of a cutting torch, illegal possession of a drug, liquor law violations, aggravated assault, and a prohibited weapon.
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Raymond Jay
N. Quirt
Delores Anderson
Rt. Graves
Quinn Brackett
Pat 8. Moore
Joe A. Sanchez
Corpus Christi
Santa Fe
Beverly Taylor
E. Broadway
J. A. Bogeus
32Nd St
Gusrtavo Rodriguez
Abernathy
James Westbrook
Corda
Main St
Willie M. Flores
Ave. F
Henry F. Johnson
Murdoe Ave
Stamford Rodeo Winners Share Top Prizes and Notable Runners-Up
In Stamford Texas crowds watched 6000 attend finals of the rerannu Cowboy Union Rodeo where Wedicking and Watt placed top in bareback bronc and saddle bronc. Harold Williams won saddle bronc, with Whitney Welch and Jimmy Moore tied for second. other events listed include steer wrestling, team roping, old timers rope-off, and wild mare race. Also noted is a brief historical note on public sentiment toward world affairs since World War II and Sukarno's Indonesia amid broader global changes.
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Stamford
Tex
UPI
Robby Wedicking
Donald Watt
Guthrie
Harold Williams
Crosby
Whitney Welch
Seymour
Jimmy Moore
Post
Roger Rodserick
Jolly
John Billy Koons
Wallace
Clairemont
Carbon
Johnny Spitzer
Ton
Melita Lilly
T Copeland
Olney
Snyder
Haskell
Polimer
Graham
United States
Jerryeveral
Mack Baxgett
Ief Morkal Tay
Top Bolivian Officials Face Dope Charges
LA PAZ Bolivia AP The Department of Justice ordered court hearings and changes involving Vice President Juan Lechin Sen Fernando Ayala Requena and Deputy Ronaldo Requena in an illegal cocaine traffic case. They deny the charges. A report was ordered to the chambers of deputies and senate. Lechin heads the tin miners union and is named presidential candidate by the left wing of the National Revolutionary Movement.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
National Revolutionary Movement
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Agin
Lechin
Italy
New York
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