U S and Russia Pursue Limited Accord Amid Mid East War
In early conflict days Washington and Moscow sought cooperation to halt fighting without derailing detente. Kissinger warned Moscow against aggressive policy while both powers pressed for a UN cease fire and long term settlement. They consulted daily with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin as they weighed a joint approach.
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Two Americans Share Nobel Physics Prize
Stockholm reports that Leo Esaki and Ivar Graeger, both Americans, shared the 1973 Nobel Physics Prize with Brian Josephson of Cambridge University for discoveries linked to quantum tunneling and superconductor power. The award totals $120,000, split equally. The academy cited their work as pivotal to modern quantum physics and the tunneling phenomena in solids.
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Brian Josephson
Wilkinson
Fischer
Lon
Thewo
Royal Academy
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Maniet
Hel Tas
Inorganic Chemistry
Shire
London
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Science Academy
Esaki
Graever
Josephson
IBM Corp
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General Electric
Cambridge Univer
Academy
Sony Corp
Japan
Flu Vaccine Shortage Seen Threat To Some
In Baltimore the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association warns of a vaccine shortage for latest virus strains. A survey of Maryland drug suppliers shows little to no supply of the single strain Hong Kong I vaccine and a case where supply was quarantined by the FDA.
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You're Never Too Old To Hear Better
Chicago offers a free Beltane aid ad promising a tiny Ran-operating model of the smallest Bettane hearing aid ever made. It weighs under one ounce, sits at ear level, and is free with no obligation. Write Dept. 9748 Relione Electronics 4201 W Victoria St Chicago HL 6b646.
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$2 Million Pledge Tied to Nixon Dairy Aid Deal
Investigations reveal a 1970 memo and a 1971 dairy industry pledge of $2 million for 1972 campaign support in exchange for favors. The letter, said to come from Pat Hillings of the Milk Producers Association, urged milk subsidies and new tariffs as part of a political bargain. The revelations link Nixon aides and the White House to secret dairy industry contributions and policy moves, now under Justice Department review.
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Nixon
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Fetter
H. R. Maldemnan
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Clifford Hardin
White House
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Washington Fest
Haldeman
Gordon Strachan
Rsk
Omilkefunda
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
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Robert I. Bork
Ellsberg
Saigon Forces Shell North Vietnamese Base Camp
Saigon command said government planes and heavy artillery pounded positions suspected of launching shells into a division base camp north of Saigon. The counter barrage followed reports that Communist forces shelled Lai Khe, 25 miles north of the capital, killing five civilians.
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Saigon
Lai Khe
The Macy mai established 1578 publication details
The item lists publishing details for The Macy mai including establishment year 1578 and a long rate card with postal and subscription prices, advertising notes, and distribution regions such as Hagerstown and surrounding areas. It notes holidays and restricted publication days and AP affiliation.
Poll Funds Support For Impeachment
NEW YORK AP A nationwide Oliver Quayle poll of 1847 adults questioned after the firing of Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox shows 44 percent favored impeaching President Nixon. Forty three percent opposed impeachment and 19 percent undecided. 75 percent opposed Cox’s dismissal. Nixon’s job rating was 22 percent favorable, 75 percent unfavorable.
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Oliver Quayle
Archibald Cox
Nixon
NBC News
Sid Moway
Rod Lewis
NBC
Cox
Gallup
Nexon
Quayle
Three boys charged with murder in human torch slaying
In Miami, three youths aged 13 to 15 were charged with first degree murder for dousing a derelict man named Charles Seales with lighter fluid and setting him afire as he slept behind a building. They also faced assault with intent to commit murder for burning two other men, Emmott Spratling and J.B. Blackburn, as they fled after striking them with the lighter fluid and matches.
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Associated Press
Miami, Fla
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Pallce
J.B. Blackburn
Blackburn
Thames
Emmott Spratling
Scales
Hetch
Spratling
Scalus
Maryland General Realty Co Offers Wide Real Estate Services
Real estate company advertises access to homes farms and commercial sites in Maryland. Offers complete real estate service with appraising property management and consultation. Open for inquiries day or evening to discuss client needs.
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Ideal Weather Forecast For Maryland Delaware
A high pressure ridge should keep fair weather over Maryland and Delaware through Wednesday. Temperatures will be near to above normal with sunny days and clear nights. Highs in the low to mid 70s and lows in the 40s throughout the period.
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