Bethesda Man Shares Nobel Prize
The 1970 Nobel Prize in Medicine Physiology was awarded jointly to Bernard Katz of London Ulf von Euler of Stockholm and Julius Axelrod of Bethesda Md for discoveries on nerve terminal transmitters their storage release and inactivation. Axelrod chief of pharmacology at NIH Bethesda. Katz professor of biophysics at University College London. Von Euler professor at Karolinska Institute Stockholm. Axelrod born New York 1912 PhD George Washington University 1955. Katz MD Leipzig 1934 PhD London 1938.
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Sweden
Bernard Katz
London
Ulf von Euler
Julius ‘Axelrod
Bethesda
Leipzig
Germany
University College
England
Jusus Axelrod
National Institute of Mental Health
von Euler
Karolinska Institute
Axelrod
New York
George Washington University
Katz
Carnegie Re
Sydney
Australia
Royal Society
Karolinska
Rockefeller
Birmingham
Ghent
Belgium
Buenos Aires
Swedish State Medical Board
Royal Academy of Sciences
Julius Axelrod
Egyptians Vote Today On Sadat President Referendum
Egypts millions go to polling stations to approve Anwar El Sadat as president for six years in a yes or no referendum. Sadat, 52, was named by the Arab Socialist Union and National Assembly after Nasser's death. Results expected Friday with turnout urged and voting rules described.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
National Assembly
Nasser
Mohammed Anwar el Sadat
Interior Ministry
Israel
Air Force pares bombing in South Vietnam amid Vietnamization shift
US Air Force slows bombing across South Vietnam while pressing North Vietnamese supply routes in Laos. Since 1968 raids have dropped up to 70 percent as clashes lessen and Nixon's Vietnamization reduces major operations. South Vietnamese air power rises as U.S. sorties in Laos and Cambodia decline, B52s strike the Ho Chi Minh trail. Troops report a large stockpile of munitions found in War Zone D northeast of Saigon amid ongoing border tensions.
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U.S. Air Force
South Vietnam
Laos
Vietnam
Nixon
7Th Air Force
Lucius D. Clay Jr
Cambodia
U.S
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Ho Chi Minh Trail
1St Air Cavalry Division
Police Union Attacks Public Apathy At Capitol Rally
Washington AP The Fraternal Order of Police led about 3500 officers in a Capitol rally condemning public apathy and urging action against violence toward police. John Harrington accused the Nixon administration and media of not backing law enforcement and cited Black Panther Party threats and liberal press bias.
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Justice Department
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Fraternal Order of Police
Harrington
Nixon
House
Subcommittee On
Internal Security
Black Panther Party
John WN. Mitchell
White House
Department of Justice
Subcommittee
Washington Post
New York Times
St. Louis Post
Dispatch
Communit Party
Supreme Court
Panthers
Nixon Eyes Coexistence With Soviets Amid Isolation Fears
President Nixon warns of a rising isolationism at home as he contemplates a live and let live approach with the Soviet Union. He plans a UN address to urge coexistence, arguing both nations should reduce arms, expand trade, and avoid nuclear catastrophe while preserving global leadership.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Moscow
Red China
General Assembly
Women Hunted In Bombing At Harvard Center
Police pursue two women as suspects in the bombing of Harvard University's Center for International Affairs. Investigators note the先锋 group Proud Eagle Tribe claims responsibility dedicating the blast to Angela Davis. No injuries reported.
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Mass
Harvard University
Center For International Affairs
Lawrence Brutti
Proud Eagle ‘Tribe
Angela Davis
New York City
California
Harvard
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