Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Three Scientists
STOCKHOLM UP I Two American scientists and a Japanese accept the Nobel Prize for Physics for work contributing to electronic computers. Julian Schwinger of Harvard Richard Feynman of Caltech and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga of Tokyo share the prize with Robert Burns Woodward winning the Chemistry prize for organic synthesis. The three physics winners split the $56,400 prize. Woodward, noted for synthesizing complex compounds, is praised for antibiotic and anesthetic developments. The prize increases American winners in chemistry to 14. history notes physics prize since 1901.
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Stockholm
UPI
Julian Schwinger
Harvard University
Richard P. Feyman
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Sin-Itiro Tomonaga
Tokyo
Robert Burns Woodward
Harvard
Tom
United States
Japan
Aeateney of Sciences
Woodward
Erik
Academy
Schwinger
Feynman
New York
Boston
Mass
Cambridge
Konrad Block
Feodor Lynen
Munich
Max Planke Institute
Britain
Counter Demonstrators Rally Support for U S Viet Nam Policy
Counter demonstrators across the nation voiced support for the U S role in Viet Nam as pro and anti camp governments clashed. Campaigns ranged from cookies to blood drives while Students for a Democratic Society urged Peace Corps service over Army, and Chicago leaders proclaimed Viet Nam Forces Day to honor GIs.
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U.S
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hanoi
Mearina Gmaenae Canandant
Mee Yulyo
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Southeast Asia
Greene
Students For A Democratic Society
Johnson
Peace Sor
Mississippi
Alabama
Chicago
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Richard Dalley
Windy City
Daley
Marie McDonald Found Dead at Malibu Home
Actress Marie McDonald 42 was found dead by her husband at their Malibu residence. No immediate cause was determined. Her career had recent troubles including past hospital treatment and legal cases, with prior reports of alleged kidnapping and overdoses.
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Hidden Hills
Calif
UPI
Marie
Malibu
Ogee
Donald Suruet
Las Vegas
Sydney
Australia
Miss McDonald
Tommy Dorsey
Tollra
Hollywood
Uliss McDonald McDonald
Morrissey Nomination Returns To Senate Judiciary
Washington A UpI report says the Morrissey nomination was sent back to the Senate Judiciary Committee amid a clash between Sen. Everett Dirksen and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The Kennedy family ally faced opposition tied to years of service and political ties, with leadership aiming to secure a favorable full Senate vote.
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Morrissey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
UPI
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Everett Dirksen
Geass
Lowe Pentha Bese Praphic
Ton
Uum Gena
Adele
Kennedy
Lestee
Samay
Dirksen
Johnson
Morris
Wilson Urges Negotiations to Avert Rhodesia Independence
Prime Minister Harold Wilson sent terms to Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith aimed at blocking a unilateral declaration of independence. The British cabinet approved the offer and discussions may follow, easing tensions as white Rhodesian settlers hold power over about 220,000, while nearly 4 million blacks seek majority rule. Smith hinted at possible talks with Rhodesian ministers but did not commit to an immediate declaration.
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London
UPI
Mina Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Wilson
Jack Johnson
Smith
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Nonight
Daily Telegraph
The
Daily Mail
Daily Express
West Virginia praises anti poverty program gains
Gov. Hulett C. Smith lauds the offices of Economic Opportunity review showing West Virginia received over 23.5 million in direct benefits from the anti poverty program. About 5,400 youths aged 16 to 21 worked on projects while four Job Corps centers operate or build, with 220 VISTA volunteers aiding state projects.
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Charleston
Congress
Smith
West
Randolph Says Beautification Bill Needs More Deliberation
Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia urged that the beautification highway bill be drafted more deliberately to improve effectiveness. He noted the lack of precedent, acknowledged White House support, and downplayed reports that Mrs. Johnson lobbied him directly.
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Washington
UPI
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Randolph
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Han
FBI Informant Set To Testify Against Wilkins
Gary Thomas Rowe, once described as a for the FBI, returns to a rural Alabama courtroom to testify that Collie LeRoy Wilkins, a Ku Klux Klansman on trial for the March 25 night rider slaying of Detroit housewife Viola Luzzo, killed the victim. Prosecution aims to rest its case after six witnesses between 1 and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, with a 12 man all white jury. Dr. Paul Shof was the first witness today.
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Hayneville, Ala
UPI
Gary Thomas Rowe
FBI
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Wilkins
Viola Luzzo
Detroit
Richmond Flowers
Paul Shof
LBJ Plans Return To White House On Reduced Schedule
President Johnson to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital today and resume duties at the White House on a greatly reduced schedule for four to six weeks of convalescence. Doctors advise rest after gall bladder and kidney stone surgery with a plan to move to a Texas ranch for final recovery. The Mayo Clinic physician notes fatigue from a taxing year and hopes for a calmer workload post recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Executive Mansion
Texas
James C. Cain
Mayo Clinic
North Carolina Klan Leader Questioned by HUAC
HUAC recalled James Robertson Jones head of the North Carolina United Klans of America and Robert M Shelton Jr imperial wizard. Officials alleged a complex Klan finance using receipts from sheet sales taxes and fees to fund personal expenses. Shelton and Jones faced repeated questions, with contempt warnings and scheduled return appearances.
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Washington
UPI
Cuse Ai Oda
House Committee On UN- American Activities
James Robertson Jones
North Carolina
United Klans of America
Jones
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
State Board Urges Nursing Homes to Meet Medicare Standards
Charleston dispatch states the State Board of Health directs state health directors to guide nursing homes and hospitals to meet Medicare participation standards. About 55 nursing homes are unlicensed and 75 hospitals unaccredited by private agencies in West Virginia. Dr. Dyer says the board does not seek closures, but to help facilities meet standards.
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Charleston
UPI
State Board of Health
West Virginia
Joint Commission On Acpeek Ree
Dyer
Smith Outlines Constitutional Revision Plan
Gov. Hulett C. Smith proposes a four step plan for constitutional revision and urges an affirmative vote on a convention. He cites fear of the unknown as the main obstacle and asks Charles McElwee to lead volunteers to prepare a booklet as source material and debate springboard for the cause.
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Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
Smith
Charles McElwee
Citizens Committee
Cuban refugee claims link to Hemingway in Key West arrival
In Key West 92 year old Anselmo Hernandez a Cuban fisherman said he knew Ernest Hemingway and that his visit to Comitar inspired parts of Old Man and the Sea. Hernandez among 7 men 8 women and 12 children aboard the 36 foot Franklin Junior after four boats arrived bringing the total Cuban refugees to over 700 since Castro opened the door two weeks ago. Havana radio reported 11 refugee boats left Camarioca in the last 24 hours as more escapees arrived in Florida.
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Key West, Fla
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
Gommenist Cuba
Anselmo Hernandez
Havana
Comitar
Camarioca
Fidel Castro
Hernandez
Franklin
Hemingway
Fayette Flood Control Study Approved in Fayette County
State Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass announced a study of a proposed flood control project for the Dunloup Creek watershed in Fayette County. Work on the 31,000 acre plan will run from November to January, with federal and state aid sought by the Fayette County Court and the Southern Conservation District to aid Kilsyth Mt. Hope and Glen Jean communities.
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Dunloup Creek
Fayette County
Gus Douglass
Douglas
Southern Conservation District
Kilsyth
Mt. Hope
Glen Jean
Weather Update Notes and River Gauges
Cloudy with rain and variable wind reported. Temperatures ranged from 54 to 68 across the day with lows and highs noted at 7 am and 3 pm respectively. River Greenbrier normal and clear. Lake normal and clear. New gauge at Hinton 1.8 ft. Today’s extremes: high 99 at Miramar California, low 17 at Lemmon.
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Hinton
Miramar
Calif
Lemmon
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