U S Researcher Wins Nobel Prize in Physiology
Vanderbilt's Dr. Earl W. Sutherland Jr wins the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discoveries on hormone action and cyclic AMP. The 54 year old scientist, hailed as a second messenger, will receive the 588 900 tax free award in Stockholm after a career spanning Case Western Reserve and Vanderbilt.
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Earl W. Sutherland Jr
Vanderbilt University
Stockholm
Sweden
Sutherland
Jarolinska Medical Institute
Nashville
Tenn
Pye
Burlingame
Kan
Weshburn University
Topeka
Kissinger Set to Visit Red China Before Nixon Trip
White House says Henry Kissinger will depart for Peking Saturday to finalize plans for Nixon’s mainland China visit. He will spend about four days in Beijing with a possible Honolulu and Guam leg, arriving Tuesday aboard a presidential jet with a small White House and military delegation.
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Washington
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Nixon
China
Kissinger
Honolulu
Guam
Col
Ralph D. Albertazzie
Air Force
James D. Hughes
Dwight L. Chapin
Army
Albert Redman
White Flouse Communications Agency
Timothy G. Elbourne
Waitress Requests Respect After Leering Customer
A waitress confronts a leering customer, asking him to stop staring and noting the remark is inappropriate. The brief exchange highlights a moment of boundary setting in a dining setting.
Absentee Voting Opens for Nov. 6 Primaries at Courthouse
Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court Bill C. Downey says absentee ballots will be available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays through Oct. 30 at the Ouachita Parish Courthouse. He expects a strong turnout for the first Louisiana Republican primary this century. Meanwhile Monroe residents note improved air quality as John Robert Newton returns to the Air Pollution Control unit after a hospital stay.
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Ouachita Parish
Bill C. Downey
Downey
Monroe
John Robert Newton
Newton
U S Combat Deaths Reach Six Year Low in Vietnam Week
U S Command reports eight American deaths and 72 wounded in the week Oct 3–9, the smallest U S combat toll since Aug 22–28, 1965, while 106 Americans died of nonhostile causes. Vietnamese forces clash near Krek with 52 NVA killed. Ben Nhi base camp repelled with 12 enemy dead. Government tally: 33 troops killed, 877 wounded, 45 missing.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Krek
21St Division
Time Travelers Begin Global Hop
Two scientists perform a second global flight testing Einstein relativity as airborne clocks on a westward jet gain time and compare with stationary observatories. Hafele and Keating fly westward aboard a commercial plane with four atomic clocks funded by the Navy.
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Frank Carey
Washington
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Joseph C. Hafele
Washington University
St. Louis
Richard Keating
U.S. Naval Observatory
Navy
Hafele
Weinstein
Eban presses US planes amid Suez talks at UN
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged renewed U S military support for Israel to maintain the regional balance. He spoke after a private meeting with Secretary Rogers focusing on a possible interim Suez Canal reopening and the Soviet Egypt military buildup discussed in Moscow.
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Abba Eban
Middle East
Israel
Eban
William P. Rogers
U. S
Rogers
Fban
Suez Canal
United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Sadat
Khan
U. S. General Assembly
Merot
Slain Man Found In Woods After Arizona Arrests
The beaten and stabbed body of Frank Lobue Jr. was found in a Shreveport area woods after police linked the case to four teenagers arrested in Arizona for Lobue’s murder. Lobue, 21, had been stabbed 13 times and tied up. The Arizona arrests are pending extradition to Louisiana on murder charges.
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Shrisveport
Arizona
Caddo Parish
Frank Lobue Jr
Shreveport
Lobue
Cochise County
Ariz
Louisiana
Continued Cool Nights Expected for Monroe Area
No major temperature changes forecast for the Monroe area today tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies. Highs expected 80 to 84 and lows 54 to 58, winds 5 to 15 mph. Louisiana outlook Saturday through Monday shows possible showers then partly cloudy conditions. highs in the 80s and lows upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Monroe
Louisiana
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Ambassador Moore Receives Fan American Society Gold Insigne
In an AP Wirephoto, John D. J. Moore of the LS is shown accepting the special Fan American Society gold insigne award in Ireland, with Henry W. Balsooyen, president of the Americas Foundation, pictured beside him.
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Progress
Americas
John D. J. Moore
Ireland
Fan American Society
Henry W. Balsooyen
The
Americas Foundation
Wage Boost To 2 Dollars A Hour Increases House Panel OK
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a bill to raise the minimum wage for about 33 million Americans to 2 dollars an hour on January 1 next year. The measure expands coverage to federal state and local workers and adds farm and nonfarm wage increases with scheduled steps over two years. The panel also includes a provision targeting employers who hire illegal aliens after a raid at Romano Banuelos’s Tos Apuelas plant.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Nixon
Romano Banuelos
William D. Ford
D-Mich
Banueros
Tos Apueles
Ford
Tas Tan
Qaif
U S Protest on North Vietnam Road Through DMZ
U S Ambassador William J Porter protested North Vietnam’s building of a road through the Demilitarized Zone in violation of agreements. Porter urged Hanoi to abandon the project and divert labor to flood-damaged dikes. South Vietnam’s Pham Dang Lam alleged fresh reinforcements and 300,000 troops in the region.
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Paris
UPIN
Uss
William J. Porter
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Porter
North
South Vietnam
Hel
Vietnam
South
Pham Dang Lam
North Vietnm
Lam
Laos
Cambodia
Hanoi
France
Indochina
United States
Inside The News-Star four sectional pages
A compact note indicating the newspaper’s structure with four sections and forty four pages.
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Inside the News-Star
Fugitive Walters Killed By Texas Ranger During Hostage Standoff
Texas Ranger Tom Arnold killed Ted Walters as he held a family hostage with a shotgun near Grape Vine on Texas 114. Walters, linked to 1930s outlaws, was released from prison in May after more than 20 years behind bars.
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Fort Worth. Tex
Bonnie and Clyde
Walters
T.C. Houston
Bedford
Houston
Hamilton Brothers
Raymond
Floyd
Bonnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
Floyd Hamilton
Texas
Tom Arnold
Texas 114
Grapevine
Dallas
Fort Worth
Euless
W. M.blackie Sustaire
David Fudy
Sustaire
J. Eder Hoover
FBI
Floyd Tamilton
Turon Ted Walters
Army to release 65,000 officers and enlisted men early
The Army announced it will release about 65,000 personnel by next June 30 to reach a strength of 892,000. Draftees in the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands will be among those affected. Many will be in overstrength ranks or nearing end of tours, including some sergeant majors and about 4,000 reserve lieutenants and captains. Commanders will aid transitions to civilian life with at least 90 days notice.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Puerto Rico
Virginia Islands
Army
Robert I. Froechike
theArmy
Massive Mexico blackout hits Baja California cities
A major power outage affected Baja California cities including Tijuana Ensenada Tecate and nearby towns leaving about one million people without electricity at midmorning. Officials cited ignition system failure at a thermoelectric plant near Tijuana with US aid possible. a prior blackout in July lasted 31 hours.
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Mexico
Tituana
Baja Calfornia
Federal Commission Or Electricity
U.S
Tijuana
Mexii¢ali
Ensenada
Tecate
River Stages Station Flood Ahead of Changes
Water levels at Camden at 2 fall and Monroe at 40 show stage readings amid flood expectations. Station updates indicate shifts as rivers respond to rainfall.
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Camden
Monroe
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