Nobel laureate Shockley faces funding fears over associations
Nobel Prize winner William Shockley told a New York Foreign Relations Club forum that several eminent researchers have warned they could lose research funding if they publicly associate with him due to his controversial views on intelligence. He cited at least two cases where funding might be jeopardized.
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New York
William Shockley
Shockley
Stanford University
Foreign Relations Club
New York University
Grippe
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Anatoly Karpov
Tigran Petrosian
Viktor Korchnoi
Odessa
Petrosian
Korchnoi
Karpov Spassky
Karpov
Spassky
Fischer
Teeland
Senate votes to block federal election financing plan
The Senate defeated an amendment and moved toward final passage of reform legislation that would subsidize presidential and congressional elections. The bill would create a federal elections commission and set public funding levels, with a threshold fund required for new candidates.
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Washington
Vpt
Senate
Robert Dole
R-Karz
Dole
Federal Elections Commission
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Eight Missing After Tanker Blast In Philadelphia River
Coast Guard crews searched the Delaware River with two 40 foot ships and a helicopter for eight missing, including a woman and her two children, after a tanker explosion sent flames over the river. One person was killed and 26 injured, five seamen missing, as the Elias unload was rife with oil sheen and dock damage near a refinery complex.
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Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Delaware River
Elias
Srude Oil
Atlantic Richfield Co
Cials
Pat Watson
Delaware
Lidoriki Maritime Corp
Greece
Frank Leary
Curtis Ireland
Fighting in Golan Heights as talks push
The Golan front sees tank duels and artillery exchanges as Syria sends a five man delegation led by Maj. Gen. Hikmat Chehahi to Washington for disengagement talks with Kissinger. Assad heads to Moscow. Egypt backs Syria and military efforts. Lebanon pressured over two captured Israeli pilots as Damascus claims the F4 Phantom was shot down by a Syrian missile.
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Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Hikmat Chehahi
Washington
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Abba Eban
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Moscow
Tve
Cairo
al Akhbar
Assad
al Ahram
Egypt
Lebanon
Beirut
Boyle Defense Rest in UMW Murder Trial in Media
In Media Pennsylvania the defense of former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle rests after calling four witnesses to support his claim he did not order the murder of union rival Joseph Yablonski. Witnesses said Boyle left the board meeting June 23 1968 via a side door, not through the hallway, countering the prosecution’s key assertion.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Richard G. Lugar
Indianapolis
Nixon
U.S. Senate
Gerald Ford
Lugar
Ford
Fense
UMW
Boyle
Yablonski
Union
International Board
Washington, D.C
William Turnblazer
Albert Pass
UMW District 19
Henry Allai
Pittsburg
Kan
District 14
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