Berlin Squeezed Morale Falters Amid City Split
Berlin faces renewed pressure from tax cutbacks and Bonn policies while the wall and isolation heighten fear. West German officials push for reunification talks as Berliners cope with emigration, economic strain, and divided loyalties.
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Aaron
Einfrank
Berlin
Ber- Berlin
Maenow
Bonn
West Germ
U.S
Bertin Ous
Willy Brandt
Pawenren
Brandt
Bert
Ulbricht
Deatsville
Ala
UPI
Barney Ruffin
East Germany
Ft. Sumter
D.C
Democratic
Bridgend
Wales
West Berlin
Thorale
End of Search Confirms Enzymes Have Active Site Power
Atlantic City report notes biochemists confirm a basic theory of enzyme action. Researchers pinpoint the active site a small cluster of atoms where substrates fit. Findings explain how enzymes bring reactants into proximity at low temperatures and perform specific tasks in living organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ubell
Atlantic City
N. J
Htns
Amercan
Federation of American
University
Univer
Washington
Seattle
Harvard
Bert
Vallee
A. J. E. Coleman
Thomas Coombs
Ameriforth
Harvard - Seattle
Fifeen
Viruses in vaccines spark cancer fears amid SV-40 debate
Early reports from medical gatherings discuss SV-40 monkey kidney virus found in vaccines and its potential link to cancer. Experts note no proven causation and emphasize uncertainties while detailing experiments with hamster and human cell cultures and ongoing Merck research.
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Earlybell
Atlantic City
O Ami
Sv-40,inc
Merk & Co
Kitater
Amelie Hegeert
Steje
Toma
Chronicle Telegram
Valiee
Western split over Berlin and NATO rift widens
Western allies clash over Berlin policy as U S proposals leak from Bonn while Adenauer and de Gaulle resist steps toward recognizing East Germany. Gen Lucius Clay returns to Berlin to steady nerves amid mounting NATO tensions and Soviet optimism.
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John
Berlin
Foster Dulles
West Germany
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Lucius D. Clay
Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Washington
Soviet Union
NATO
Germany
Federal Republic
Rhine
Bonn
State Department
Algeria
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Kennedy
East Germany
Walter Uhrich
Premer Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Ulbright
World in a spin reports show foundations fund education
A Foundation Library Center study lists the 154 largest foundations controlling about three quarters of assets and giving 212 million dollars in 1960, up 3 percent from 1958. It notes a rise in scientific research grants to 20 percent totaling 79 million, and health and welfare donations totaling 65 million. The roundup mentions related science and international affairs notes.
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America
Foundation Library Center
New York
Health and Welfare Depot
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TS AE
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Edward A. Wilson
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