Atomic Goliath In Use At Brookhaven Lab
Upton New York AP report describes the alternating gradient synchrotron at Brookhaven National Laboratory producing protons to 32 billion electron volts and hurling them into targets to create hundreds of nuclear particles. Lead scientists Ha worth and Green oversee the project with plans for year round operation.
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N.Y
Goliath
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
Brookhaven
Soviet Union
Dubna
Moscow
European Organization For Nuclear Research
Switzerland
Leland J. Haworth
G. K. Green
Ecach
Food Meet Planned in Saigon November
A regional FAO and International Rice Committee conference is scheduled in Saigon from November 10 to 30. The event focuses on food and rice issues in South Vietnam and the region.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
The
International Rice Committee
Merry Monarch of Bhutan Genuinely Popular Ruler
Paro Bhutan AP reports King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk a 31 year old modernizing monarch who won popular support after joining a three legged race at a school sports day. He mingles with villagers lights a cigarette for an elderly man and studies reform toward a constitutional assembly while preserving royal power. The king seeks to balance modernization with Bhutanese tradition in a nation of about 700000 people between India and Tibet.
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Bhutan
Himalayas
Thin Ley Dorji
Paro
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk
Druk Gyalpo
East
India
Tibet
Wangchuk
Train Chopper Arrested In Shreveport Bond Set
A 62 year old railroad fireman R L Barbee was arrested on a charge of train chopping in Shreveport Louisiana. Special agent L K Barney alleged Barbee uncoupled part of a freight train leaving 17 cars and a caboose behind before a halt. He was released on a 150 dollar bond.
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Shreveport
R. L. Barbee
Cotton Belt Railroad
L. K. Barney
Kansas City Railroad
Barney
Barbee
Petitions For New Sewer Rates Fail In Youngstown
A city sewer rate change will not appear on the November ballot after Common Pleas Judge Frank J. Battisti rules petitions lacked sufficient valid signatures. The decision ends the attempt to put the issue to voters in Youngstown Ohio.
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Ohio
Common Pleas
Frank J. Battisti
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