Soviet Physicists Win Nobel Prize in Stockholm Ceremony
In Stockholm the Nobel ceremony awarded P A Cerenkov I M Frank and Igor Tamm a physics prize for their work on the Cherenkov effect. The medicine and physiology prize was split between George Beadle Edward L. Tatum and Joshua Lederberg. Boris Pasternak declined the literature prize, and the prize money was returned to the fund.
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Stockholm
Gustav VI
Sweden
Alfred Nobel
George Beadle
Edward L. Tatum
Joshua Lederberg
Frederick Sanger
Britain
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Ander Oesterling
Royal Swedish Academy
Pasternak
Nobel Fund
Birger Ekeberg
Nobel Foundation
Earl Marshal
Prof
Karl Siegbahn
P. A. Cerenkov
I. M. Frank
Igor Tamm
Nobel Peace Prize honors Father Pire in Oslo
Father Dominique Georges Pire received the 1958 Nobel Peace Prize scroll and gold medal at Oslo University. King Olav V and Princess Astrid attended as Gunnar Jahn praised his refugee resettlement work Europe of the Heart. Pire plans to use most of the $41,420 prize to complete a refugee village near Brussels.
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Oslo
Dominique Georges Pire
Oslo University
Norway
Olav V
Astrid
Gunnar Jahn
Nobel Committee
Jahn
Europe
Pire
Nobel Institute
Brussels
Solon Low To Continue As Social Credit Leader
Solon Low will remain national leader of the Social Credit party until a national convention is convened within 18 months. Orvis A. Kennedy announced the decision after a Winnipeg council meeting considered Low's planned resignation. Peer Paynter of Sicamous was named first vice president and would act as president until the convention.
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Kennedy
Peer V. Paynter
Sicamous
B.C
Not Just Vellum But Also Smellum
Fragrant feature touts scented ink for color ads in The NEWS issue. Rosery color ad on Page Seven promotes perfumed ink to enhance advertising impact. Contact JA 7-1101 for details of this newspaper promotion.
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Rosery
Ships in Struggle From Winter Trap
Two ships ran aground as ice clogged the St Lawrence River forcing a rescue effort from tugs. The 1900-ton Elfriede and the 700-ton Claudette grounded near Longue Point and an east-end berth respectively while the 9000-ton Thorsdrake was towed to a pier after steering failure.
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Montreal
Hce
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Elfriede
Lachine Canal
Longue Point
Claudette
Thorsdrake
Here
Quebec City
Canada
Transport Department
Montréal
Lachine
Cote St. Paul
Mother wins bid to take body for Detroit burial
Ontario court grants Elvera Liflander custody of nine year old Tommy Liflander and orders return of the boy's body to Detroit for burial. Judge also bars Matthew Liflander from burying the child in Mount Sinai Memorial Park Toronto. The boy died after being struck by a car while in his father’s custody.
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Toronto
E. G. Moorehouse
Ontario Supreme Court
Elvera Liflander
Detroit
Matthew Max Liflander
Tommy Liflander
Mount Sinai Memorial Park
Liflander
Tommy
Justice Moorehouse
Plot Foiled In Baghdad
Iraqs capital remained on alert as the army tightened security after a coup plan reportedly to start Tuesday or today was uncovered. Premier Abdul Kassem said the plot was foiled and arrests made as soldiers searched vehicles for arms and ammunition.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Reuters
Abdul Kassem
Nine Die as Bomb Hits Chatsworth Cult Ranch HQ
A powerful bomb exploded at a religious cult's ranch in Chatsworth California killing nine people including two children. The blast damaged the headquarters building and surrounding area as authorities investigated possible motives and suspects.
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Chatsworth, Calif
Chatsworth Hills
Krishna Venta
Jis Krishna Venta
Fountain of the World
Sheriff's
Venta
Canyon
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Dorothy Hamm
San Francisco
Francis Pencovic
Brother Martin
Eisenhower rejects Berlin withdrawal hints in Khrushchev talks
President Eisenhower dismissed talk of abandoning West Berlin despite Khrushchev proposals relayed by Senator Humphrey. Officials viewed Soviet claims on nuclear and rocket capabilities as not surprising, noting the U S leads in weapons variety and numbers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
West Berlin
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Hubert Humphrey
Dem. Minn
Khrushchev
West
Humphrey
Khru
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
Russia
Chinook Expected to Lift Alberta Temperatures Thursday
Weather outlook shows little change from Tuesday with a Pacific disturbance bringing variable clouds and light snow flurries. Central Saskatchewan clears to drop to 10 to 15 below, while Alberta lows rise to zero to five above and highs reach 10 to 15. A chinook will lift southern Alberta temperatures above freezing on Thursday.
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Pacific
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Strike Hits New York Dailies
New York nine major newspapers published despite a delivery men strike. Distribution was limited to plants with over the counter sales. Other unions kept working amid picket lines around some plants as talks with the Publishers Association planned to resume.
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NEW York Cap
New York
Newspaper Mail
Deliverers Union
Deliverers’ Union
New York Publishers ‘A's
Book dealer breaks world record for medieval manuscripts
Hans P. Kraus of New York spent about 250000 dollars on two illuminated medieval manuscripts in London auctions. He paid 39000 pounds for a 12th century Latin gospel manuscript and 36500 pounds for a 13th century Bestiary, both records.
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London
Hans P. Kraus
New York
Kraus
New Yorker
Morgan Library
Faintly Terrifying Changes From Paid Holiday for Mum
Ottawa CP report notes sociologist Dr. Frank Vallee of McMaster University predicting startling changes in husband wife relations as work weeks shrink. He cites a three day week possibly halving breadwinning and wives entering paid work, with rights tied to role. He also cites wage standards campaigns for housewives and state control over education and property rights affecting families.
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Carolyn Willett
Ottawa
Frank Vallee
Hamilton
McMaster University
Sons of Freedom Doukhobor
Vallee
Alberta
Ottawa Eyes First Step Toward Fair Freight Rates
Ottawa plans a parliament facing action to ease discrimination in railway freight charges after a 17 percent increase. Western and Atlantic provinces push for change as CPR president Crump cites outdated rules hurting grain traffic to Lakehead and Pacific coast.
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Green
Atlantic
Ontario
Quebec
Board of Transport Commissioners
Toronto
CPR
N. R. Crump
Lakehead
Pacific Coast
BBG to Open Public Hearings in Ottawa on Jan 28
The Board of Broadcast Governors will begin its first public hearing in Ottawa on January 28, lasting about four days. Chairman Andrew Stewart said the BBG will clear a backlog of broadcasting applications, including 46 from the old CBC board and 34 sent to the transportation department, mostly for shares transfers. Details will be published in the Canada Gazette around January 10.
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Ottawa
Board of Broadcast Governors
Andrew Stewart
Stewart
CBC Board of Governors
BBG
Transport Department
Canada Gazette
Earl Alexander in hospital with heart trouble
Earl Alexander of Tunis remains satisfactory in hospital in Windsor on his 67th birthday after a heart attack at his home. The British military leader and former governor general of Canada had first heart attack in October in Canada and returned to England last Friday.
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Windsor
England
Reuters
Earl Alexander of
Tunis
Earl Alexander
Canada
Here
Transfusion order looms as infant’s parents refuse
In Toronto a two day old girl with RH negative blood faces possible forced transfusion after her Jehovah s Witness parents refuse to consent. The Children s Aid Society plans wardship if doctors deem a transfusion essential, with a special court session possible at Hospital for Sick Children.
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Toronto
Lloyd S. Richardson
Metropolitan Toronto Children’s Aid Society
Lori Lynn
Kenneth Campsbell
Pere Mission
Children’s Aid Society
Attorney - General
Newmarket
Jehovah’s Witness
Percy Chapman
Canada
UN Again On Algeria Debate At United Nations
The United Nations prepared to resume discussion on Algerian independence while Guinea’s UN membership moves forward after Security Council approval. France opposed Algeria’s agenda item, leaving the political committee, as Algeria’s status is claimed by Paris as internal to France and outside UN remit.
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N.Y
France
Algeria
Guina
Guinea
Security Council
General Assembly
World Organization
Assembly
Paris
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California Institute, of Technology
Solon Low
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Ike Scorns
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