Nobel Prize Honors Men Behind Laser And Maser
Nobel Prize in physics awarded to Dr. Charles Townes and Soviet scientists Nikolay Basov and Aleksander Prohorov for the development of masers and lasers. The devices amplify and emit radiation with highly ordered photons, enabling focused beams and clear signals from distant sources.
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Basov
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Soviet Union
Five-step path to happiness Reader's Digest preview
The article promises a five-step method to happiness described by an author, noting many young Americans chase happiness and fail. It claims the approach has worked and promotes the November issue of Reader's Digest now on sale.
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Early mentions of Tee skating in Icelandic and English tales
The article notes tee skating is believed to have originated with Norsemen and is referenced in Icelandic tales and by English writers dating to the 12th century.
Dream trip fulfills lifelong wish for local woman
Mrs. J. A. Bryant of 3405 46th St completed a Going Places with the Editor tour through Europe and the Holy Lands from Sept 28 to Oct 24. The group of 15 Texans visited England France Switzerland Spain Greece Italy Israel and Egypt in a religious historic itinerary. Bryant said the trip fulfilled her longtime dream and praised the experience.
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Forensic Festival Slated At Tech
About 250 debaters from 22 colleges and universities compete for 20 trophies at Texas Tech in a two day forensic festival. Events run today and Saturday at Broadway Church of Christ with preliminary rounds and separate speech events. Tech students are barred from final rounds. The topic is Federal program of public work for the unemployed.
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London oil firms weigh building their own pipe network
Mrs Bryant recounts her European trip with two calls from her son W Noel Bryant of Lubbock. She enjoyed the Paris birthday call and a Rome call that tallied with the trip. She hopes to return within years with family to see more sights.
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Lubbock
Paris
Rome
Rusk: No Tears Over Khrushchev Ouster
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said U S leaders shed no tears over Khrushchev's ouster, noting the replacement may be harder to deal with. He cited missiles in Cuba and warned against naive hopes as he urged readiness and restraint in foreign policy during a Houston visit. Rusk discussed Berlin, Vietnam, Red China, and potential arms control, stressing limited Peiping contacts and skepticism about internationalizing nuclear arms.
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AMF Consolidates Maxim and Cuno Engineering Divisions
New York based American Machine and Foundry Co. announces consolidation of its Maxim and Cuno engineering divisions into a single unit. Maxim, maker of water purification equipment, becomes a division of Cuno, AMF subsidiary known for liquid filters.
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Barbed Wire Development Traced to 1874
The article notes that steel barbed wire for fencing was first developed in 1874, marking a milestone in agricultural and rural infrastructure. This breakthrough led to widespread use in fencing and land management across regions.
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