Harvey Prize awards honor Teller and Klein at Technion
American physicist Edward Teller and Swedish tumor biologist George Klein will receive the 1975 Harvey Prizes from Technion Israel Institute of Technology. The $35,000 awards, presented by Israel President Ephraim Katzir, recognize Teller for nuclear energy advances and Klein for cancer immunology contributions, funded by a $1 million endowment in memory of Leo M. Harvey.
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Haifa
Israel
Edward Teller
George Klein
Technion Israel Institute of Technology
Technion
Board of Governors
Ephraim Katzir
Teller
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
University of California
Klein
Karolinska Institute
Stockhom
Tme
Leo M. Harvey
Los Angeles
Harvey Aluminum Co
American Technion Society
Performer's necklace nearly ends act with giant python
Miami Beach reports Joe Savage fainted as a 16 foot python used in his Nature Play act tightened around his neck and knocked him unconscious. Stagehands freed the reptile and Savage was treated and released. He plans to continue using the snake in the act.
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Miami Beach
Joe Savage
Savage
Local Front Lawn Comic Lending Box Opens
In Sacramento, 11 year old Clayton Blakley runs a two volume Comix Lending Library on his front lawn offering Richie Rich Archie Jughead for a nickel. David Brown is a regular customer. about 25 comics have been borrowed. The stand operates Mondays and Wednesdays with a two week limit and plans for growth as customers return from vacation.
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Sacramento
Spider Man
Clayton Blakley
Clay
Todtor-A-Nickle
Richie Rich
Archie
Veronica
Jughead
David Brown
Rabbi Silberg Retains World Rope Jumping Title
Milwaukee rabbi Barry Silberg retained his world rope jumping endurance title by completing 43 473 jumps in five hours. He dismissed a Japan challenge, saying the challenger’s claimed May record was unverified. Silberg, 82, previously set a 1 4 hour 44 minute record and prize of 5 000. In Idaho, Dick Barrett won the Grand National Fiddling Championship with 850 dollars, besting Bennie Thomason and John Francie as 6 000 locals joined a festival.
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Milwaukee
Barry Silbergaid
Silberg
Katzumasozuki
Japan
Weiser
Idaho
Dick Barrett
Pottsboro
Tex
Barratt
Bennie Thomason
Artington
John Francie
Spokane
Wash
Welser
Uganda chief postpones English lecturer's death
Ugandan President Idi Amin delayed the execution of English lecturer Dennis Hills for 10 days after two British officers appealed to him on their knees with a Queen Elizabeth II plea. The BBC monitored report says Amin may spare Hills if James Callaghan visits Uganda to discuss the case, amid six life demands including refugees expulsion and spare parts for Ugandan vehicles.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
Elizabeth II
Radio
Uganda
Amin
Dennis Hills
Hills
James Callaghan
Sir Chandos Blair
Iain Grahame
Se Wis
King's African Rifles
Britain
Central Africanation
Defense Council
London
Elizabeth
Rain
Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Denis Hills
Jrasnoto
Pope vows to fight end to war and abortion
Pope Paul VI told the College of Cardinals he will fight to the end against war birth control abortion and mercy killing. He warned against abuses of freedom and urged reconciled unity within the church during the Holy Year.
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Vatican City
Jon the Baptist
Giovanni Battista Montini
Soviets Set Space Lab Endurance Mark on Salyut 4
Two cosmonauts Klimuk and Sevastiyanov clocked 29 days aboard the Salyut 4 space station setting a Soviet endurance record. They continued experiments and medical checks as the Tass agency said the lab operated normally. Return timing remained undetermined amid expected postponements until the joint U. S. Russian mission on July 15.
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Moscow
UPD
Soviet Space Laboratory
U.S
Klimuk
Seyassiyangy
Earth
It Pays to Advertise but Not on Street
A middle aged man on a folding chair on a street displays a sign seeking a wife, but finds only dope addicts and alcoholics. Donald Kizzee explains loneliness after his partner died of diabetes last month. In a separate item, Premier Kukrit Pramoj announced Thailand and China would restore diplomatic ties on July 1 with a delegation to Peking to sign the accord.
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San Francisco
Donald Kiz- 22
Bangkok
Thailand
Kukrit Pramoj
China
Oman
Peking
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Tass
Space Laboratory
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Donald Kizzee
Bite
Eis At
Bullock’s
Gabardine Levi
Dacron
America
Levi's
Town and Travel Coustry
du Pont
Fulles Lakewood
Avan Lakewood
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