Cornell chemist wins Nobel Prize in chemistry
The Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to Dr Vincent du Vigneaud of Cornell for hormones oxytocin and vasopressin, the prize totaling 36720 dollars. The physics award is shared by two Americans for work linking biology and physical science in hormone research.
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Vincent du Vigneaud
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W. E. Lamb
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Polykarp Kuschoff
Columbia
Syracuse to Seek New State School Amid Hearings
A Syracuse bid to establish a new state school at Fairmount faces a public hearing in Ithaca Friday as the Joint Legislative Committee on Mental Retardation weighs local support and funding. Notables including Dr Julius Richmond and university figures will speak on late 1950s plans linked to Cornell and Syracuse medical communities.
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Gustaf Adolf
du Vigneaud
Syracuse
State School
Fairmount
Statler
Cornell University
Aei
John H
B. Toomey
G. Orville Johnson
Syracuse University
Julius Richmond
College of Medicine
Tex
Toomey Willlworl
Hanna asks Governor to probe Niagara Frontier state parks
Edward A. Hanna of the Central New York Parks Commission says he sent a summary to Gov. Harriman outlining 23 criticisms of state parks operations. He urges an impartial probe and overhaul of the state parks system amid past irregularities and tensions with the Parks Council led by Robert Moses.
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Utica
Edward A. Hanna
Central
Albany
Hanna
Central New York State
State Parks Council
Robert Moses
Central New York Parks Commission
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Harriman
Ben-Gurion calls for rapid Arab parley to end strife
Premier David Ben-Gurion urged immediate face-to-face talks with Arab state leaders to end the Arab-Israeli conflict. The 69 year old leader resumed control of Israel's government after a brief departure.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Orl
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Cold weather ahead with subfreezing temps forecast
Weather forecast from Andrew Keller warns of the coldest conditions this season with sub freezing temperatures starting tomorrow night. Tonight's low around 40 with 15 to 20 mph winds from the south, shifting northwest tomorrow. High near 48 as occasional rain or sleet moves in tonight and tomorrow. In political notes, Ben-Gurion returns to power as Israel's premier and Mossad ministerial changes stir tensions with Egypt and Arab neighbors. reports mention possible talks with Egyptian Premier Nasser.
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Keller
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Israel
Egypt
Middle Eastern
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bears chase man up tree and he drives them away
Six bears chased Charlie Daust up a tree and he used a call to wound one and drive away a second. The confrontation ended with Daust having four bears wounded and the others retreating. The incident occurred in a rural area near Davy Narusp in British Columbia.
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Bears
Charlie Daust
False Alarm Comes High in Middletown Case
Two boys paid $49.95 each for turning in a false fire alarm, a Halloween prank. A responding fire engine was damaged in a collision. City Court Justice Wilmot Decker set the penalties.
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Middletown
City Court
Wilmot Decker
Eisenhower doctors target Nov. 11 return from hospital
President Eisenhower's doctors, pleased with recovery, set November 11 as the tentative date to leave the hospital, subject to a full medical review this weekend. He planned to confer with Secretary Mitchell, the eighth Cabinet member to visit Denver for a hospital conference since his Sept. 24 heart attack.
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Hower
Woodward Widow Kept From Funeral Amid Grief and Plans
New York socialite Ann Woodward, wife of Preston Woodward, was told she could not attend the funeral of her husband who was fatally shot. President Eisenhower's physician and White House press secretary discussed hospital plans for Woodward. The article notes Mrs Woodward’s deep sorrow, flowers ordered in his colors, and discussions of pallbearing logistics and personal memorials.
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White
Nate
Woodward
Howard M. Snyder
Pratting
Explosion Precedes Crash Kills 44 On United DC6B Flight
A United Air Lines DC6B from New York to Seattle crashed near Longmont Colorado killing all 44 aboard in near freezing weather. Wreckage scattered across a plowed field and pasture six miles east of Longmont with the crash blamed on an explosion prior to impact. The flight originated in New York with stops in Chicago and Denver and was en route to Portland before Seattle.
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James Fitzpatrick
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Colorado Highway Patrol
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Scenic Rocky Mountain National Park
Jake Heli
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Chicago
Portland
Plan for neutral Germany sparks Allied rejection
In Geneva, Molotov disclosed an East German reunification plan for a neutral Germany with an all German council and vague free elections. Western allies and Bonn reject it as a delaying maneuver and demand a clear Soviet case for German unification. Concluded on Page 29.
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Geneva
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V. M. Molotov
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German Democratic Republic
German Federal Republic
Bonn
Ready to Die Man Sought Final Sight of Son in Crash
James E. Dorey a 60 year old Whitman Massachusetts resident died in the United Airlines Colorado crash. He reportedly faced a grave heart condition and planned a Portland Oregon trip to see his son Robert whom he had not seen in nine years. The Doreys were killed along with Mrs Dorey. The illness had forced retirement. another child lived in Missoula and another in Germany on government duty. A cablegram announced a grandchild’s birth in Germany shortly after departure.
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New Heart Surgery Nears With Artery Replacements
A Chicago report quotes Dr C Walton Lillehei of Minnesota saying within a year surgeons may replace or unclog coronary arteries after heart attacks. He describes techniques to repair or substitute arteries using a new heart lung machine and durable pumps, aiming to open blocked arteries and reduce future blockages.
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American College of Surgeons
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Editorial: The Plight of the West Avoiding War
Marquis Childs examines growing tensions between Tsrael and its neighbors on today's Editorial Page. The analysis highlights diplomatic risks and the need for cautious U S stance to avert open conflict.
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Windsor Silent Jon Megs Decision
Paris report says the Duke of Windsor declined to comment on Princess Margaret's choice to end engagement to Group Captain Peter Townsend. His secretary stated he had never been consulted and could not comment.
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Duke of Windsor
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Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Chocoholic Diet Ends With Heirs Joke
A man who liked chocolate craft cut a diet of pears and halted starch and salt. The plan worked out fine for his heirs.
Deer on Thruway Menace Cars Across State Route
State police warned drivers on the Thruway to beware of deer crossing the highway after two crashes involving deer last night. Sgt. O H Gardinier said hunters in the woods push deer toward safer areas and brighter lights plus fast traffic confuse them, causing them to jump into paths. drivers should slow down when deer are near.
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O. H. Gardinier
Syracuse
Gardinier
Fire Destroys Meafield La Fayette Hotel in Meadville
A block long La fayette Hotel building burned early today in Meadville forcing nearly 60 guests to flee in night clothes. No casualties reported. Firefighters from Meadville and nearby communities battled the blaze for four hours before containment. Cause undetermined at press time.
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David Agnew
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Damascus
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Gallilee
North Adams
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W. Dempsey
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Lake Tiberias
Israel
Mrs. Fitzpatrick Takes 14 Month Wait To Reunite On Okinawa
Mrs Helen Fitzpatrick waited in Batavia for army transport orders to join Lt Col James Fitzpatrick overseas. She and her 14 month old son James boarded a United Airlines flight in Buffalo bound for the West Coast to reach Okinawa. The plane crashed at Longmont Colorado during layover. The father had not yet seen his child.
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Helen Fitzpatrick
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James
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