Nobel Prize Awarded To Physicist Gell-Mann
Nobel Prize in physics awarded to Murray Gell-Mann of Caltech for work on classification of elementary particles and their interactions. Prize amount $72,800. Gell-Mann, born 1929 in New York, has led theoretical particle research. noted for 1953 discoveries on strong interaction and particle classification.
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Stockholm
Murray Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Gell-Mann
New York
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Luis Alvarez
United States
Gell
Weekly Vietnam War deaths top one hundred for first time in five weeks
The U S Command reports 102 American combat deaths in the past week in Vietnam, 24 more than the prior week, with 2 303 enemy casualties. Saigon lists battlefield dead at 297 and releases Buddhist monk Thich Thien Minh among political prisoners in an amnesty for National Day celebrations.
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Middletown Forecast Calls for Cloudy Rain Tonight
Weather forecast for Middletown and vicinity: tonight will be mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and lows in the 40s. Friday remains cloudy with rain likely and highs near 60. Saturday outlook shows more showers and little temperature change.
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Middletown
Secret of longevity for bank accounts found
Month to month resuscitation outlines a method for sustaining balance growth and financial health. The piece highlights steady saving habits and regular updates to accounts as key steps for long term stability.
Guerrillas Hit Lebanon Airport Amid Civil Conflict
Arab guerrillas attacked Lebanon's Elayat military airport with rockets and mortars from Syria as government forces fought near Rashaya and Aiha. Egypt signaled peace talks and mediation with Yasser Arafat invited to Cairo, while Beirut reported heavy guerrilla losses and disputed battlefield control.
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Syria
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Egypt
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Arafat
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Beirut
Hassan Sabry el Khaly
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
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Emile Bustany
Bustany
Israel
Mississippi reaction to Supreme Court desegregation order
Jackson observers split on the high court ruling as a Negro leader applauded the decision while many whites feared chaos in schools and damage to the educational system. The Supreme Court’s decision directed the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to act.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
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Jackson
Sureme
Garvin Johnston
Aaron Henry
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
America
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Charles H. Griffin
D-Miss
Justice Department Stunned by Desegregation Ruling
The Justice Department may refrain from joint action with civil rights groups after the Supreme Court ordered immediate school desegregation in Mississippi. Officials say enforcement will proceed case by case, with focus on implementing the Mississippi mandate and avoiding broad alliance with the Defense Fund.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
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Department
High Court
Mississippi
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Appellate Court
Charley Spider Haunts Croydon Lane For Halloween
Charley a five foot wide fake spider made of chicken wire crepe paper and a garden hose pulls life from a pulley on Croydon Lane. Mr and Mrs Trimble use Charley to scare Beggar's Night visitors while their children hand out candy.
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Charley
James Trimble
Mrs. Trimble
Mine Safety Bill Heads to Nixon for Final Action
Landmark health and safety legislation for U S coal mines nears final approval by President Nixon after House passage 389 to 4 and Senate 73 to 0. The bill targets reduced coal dust to under half current levels, new safety gear, better ventilation, and six year compliance, in response to the Farmington West Virginia explosion that killed 78. Key miner John Red Smith calls it a wonderful change, though some Pikeville Kentucky miners remain wary and push for zero dust.
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Nixon
Farmington
W.va
John “Red” Smith
Uniontown
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Pikeville
Trees Still Big Money In Ohio Rhodes Says
Gov James A Rhodes says Ohio forestry remains a big business as he reviews reclamation programs. He praises Irving I Dickman retiring Oct 31 after 32 years of service. Three seedling nurseries supplied nearly 8 million seedlings to reforest over 100000 acres of non productive land in six years.
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Ohio
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Irving I. Dickman
Ohio Division of Forestry and Reclamation
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