Prague Tensions Rise Over Warsaw Pact War Maneuvers
Prague braces as new Warsaw Pact exercises open amid Libera and pro Moscow clashes expected at a Czech Slovak Communist Central Committee meeting. Exercises test antiaircraft defenses across Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary and western Russia. The Kremlin rushes Grechko and Schwecnh to Prague while Czech central committee tightens media controls and police powers.
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Harvard warns shutdown if campus violence continues
Harvard's governing body says further campus violence could close the university and urges the community to work together to avoid drastic action. The statement follows protests and a university hall takeover, with arrests and injuries reported as ROTC policy and other issues are debated.
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City to Install Complaint Center in Joliet
Joliet opens a city complaint center to handle any grievance about city government. It must respond within five days and provide a written report. Anthony Mackay of the finance department will run it, with after hours calls logged by an electronic secretary.
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Scientists Map Complete Structure of Antibody
Rockefeller University researchers led by Prof. Gerald M. Edelman identify the full chemical structure of an antibody, clarifying how antibodies detect antigens and then neutralize invaders. The work, announced at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, defines immunity mechanics and could improve disease defenses.
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Yale University
U S Launches 3 D Satellite From Vandenberg California
The Nimbus 3 weather satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB carries seven research instruments to extend forecasts up to two weeks. It weighs 1,269 pounds and orbits at 686 miles, powered by two plutonium-238 generators to last over a year.
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Ned Brooks Dies Noted Journalist and Broadcaster
Ned Brooks died Sunday at 68 after a lengthy illness. Ohio State graduate he came to Washington in 1932 with Scripps Howard Newspapers and later worked for NBC on the Three Star Extra radio program and as Meet The Press moderator. He is survived by a widow and one daughter. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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