MU Botanist Wins $19,300 Grant for Bryophyte Study
Dr. Harvey A. Miller of Miami University receives a $19,300 three year National Science Foundation grant to study bryophytes of Pacific Islands. The project includes field work in Micronesia and visits to European herbaria, aiding his Guggenheim supported research and ongoing Hawaiian Hepaticae manual work.
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Oxford
Pacific Islands
Harvey Alfred Miller
Miami University
Miami
National Science Foundation
Miller
NSF
Micronesia
Pacific
Hawaii
Alabama judge blocks access to vote records test today
U S Civil Rights Commission agents arrive in Clayton Alabama for a court ordered inspection of voter registration records in Barbour and Bullock counties. Judge George C Wallace resists citing immunity while a hearing is set to determine compliance and possible contempt penalties.
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Clayton
Ala
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Barbour
Bullock
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Dist
Frank Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Las Moniday
Dr. Arthur Compton Named to Ohio Teen Hall of Fame
Nobel laureate Dr. Arthur H. Compton, who chose physics over engineering, is selected for Ohio’s Teenage Hall of Fame. State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced the 66 year old scientist’s inclusion as ceremonies next spring honor other notable Ohioans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur H. Compton
America
James A. Rhodes
Compton
Wooster College
Jin
Hall of Fame
Includ
Thomas A. Edison
Joe E. Brown
Charles Francis Bush
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Charles F. Kettering
Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers
Howard Chandler Christy
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Paul Allman Siple
Mills Brothers
Wright Brothers
Archaeologist Discovers Ancient Town Near Khyber Pass
British archaeologist Sir Mortimer Wheeler unearthed an ancient town near the Khyber Pass in Pakistan. He described Pushkaivati, dating to the first or second century BC, as having well planned streets and a temple on an old trade route about 30 miles south of Peshawar.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mortimer Wheeler
Khyber Pass
Pushkaivati
GroupP Sees Marie Torre in Hudson County Jail Visit
Three delegates from the Society of American Legion Founders visited columnist Marie Torre in Hudson County Jail. Col. William McIntyre presented a letter praising her for refusing to reveal a source in her radio TV column. Torre had been jailed ten days for refusing to disclose the source about Judy Garland.
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Jersey City
Society of American Legion Founders
Marie Torre
Hudson County
William McIntyre
New York City
Miss Torre
MelIntyre
Maj
Frederick Benham
Advertising Post
the Legion
George Maines
Flint, Mich
Legion Press Assn
New York Herald Tribune
Ohio Blue Laws Stir Debate On Sunday Retailing
Ohio legislators and national figures clash over Sunday closing laws. Rep. Robert A. Taft Jr plans a bill to repeal the law, while Buckwalter of the International Religious Liberty Assn denounces blue laws as unconstitutional.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Robert A. Taft Jr
Hamilton
Taft
J. Arthur Buckwaltey
Washington, D. C
The
International Religi
Ous Liberty Assn
Buckwalter
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
A New York special reports a breakthrough with Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H, shrinking hemorrhoids while easing itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem, with a money back guarantee and availability in suppository or ointment form.
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New York, N. Y
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New York Coliseum
Johnson
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Macon
John Hannah
Middletown
Fact
ED Sullivan
Dr. Compton
Teen’ Hall
Mercury
Dealer
Marie
Liberty Magazine
Meem Ae LD
Poplins
Dacron’ Cotton
Dacron
Orion
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