Peace Prize Awarded to Danish Physicist Niels Bohr
Danish atomic physicist Niels Bohr, 71, wins the first 75,000 dollars Atoms for Peace Award, funded by the Ford Motor Co. fund. The announcement was made by James B. Killian Jr. as chairman of the trustees of Atoms for Peace Inc. Bohr, Nobel laureate in physics 1922, has headed the Institute of Theoretical Physics since 1920.
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Expert Warns on Cancer Quackery Across Nations
DETROIT Dr. L Garland Stanford authority on cancer diagnosis says one quarter to half of advanced cancer cases go to quacks. Kilian announced selection of 75 persons from 23 countries for an award tied to science for peaceful purposes. Dr Garrard notes the main tragedy is patients lose time to surgery and radiation while seeking quack cures. Capt John H Williamson Delta Air Lines chief pilot and Flying Tigers veteran dies after brief illness in Atlanta.
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Youth Admits Murder of Negro Boy
A 17 year old white youth, Joseph Schwartz, admitted fatally beating Alvin Palmer, a 17 year old Black high school student, while Palmer waited for a bus. Police said Schwartz gave no reason. Palmer died about 10 hours later. Police questioned 14 other teenagers in connection with the hammer slaying.
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