Two Americans and Swede win 1981 Nobel Physics prize
The Nobel Prize in Physics goes to Kai Siegbahn of Uppsala University and to Nicolaas Bloembergen of Harvard and Arthur Schawlow of Stanford for laser and electron spectroscopy. The award totals 180000 dollars, underscoring American dominance in science.
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Stockholm
Kai Siegbahn
Uppsala University
Nicolaas Bloembergen
Harvard
Arthur Schawlow
California
Stanford University
Bloembergen
Schawlow
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Holland
Leiden University
Shawlow
Mount Vernon
N.Y
University of Toronto
Canada
Stanford
Siegbahn
Uppsala
Sweden
Charles Townes
Dayan buried in simple Galilee rites in Nahalal
Dayan was returned to his Galilee childhood village for a state funeral marked by restraint. Leaders and citizens joined in mourning as his coffin lay in state and a cortege moved to Nahalal Cemetery. Prime Minister Begin led mourners with international figures in attendance amid tight security. Dayan’s family and colleagues recalled his dreams and service, with several paying respects at his grave.
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New York Times
Nahaial
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Galilee
Rachel
Menachem Begin
Dayan
Yitzhak Navon
Ariel Sharon
Yitzhak Shamir
Yosef Brug
Ezer Weizman
Labor Par
Shimon Peres
Beyet
Butros Ghali
United States
William French Smith
Congress
Gaston Defferre
France
West Germany
Hamm Bruescher
Nahalal
Nazareth
Jezreel Valley
Tel Aviv
Haifa-Nazareth Road
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A health feature explores migraine causes and explains why headaches are more than simple throbbing pains. It surveys potential triggers, brain biology, and the impact on daily life.
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