Nobel Prizes Awarded to Mulliken and Kastler in Chemistry and Physics
The 1960 Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics were awarded to American Robert Mulliken of the University of Chicago and French scientist Alfred Kastler of Paris for fundamental work on atoms and molecular structure and optical pumping. Mulliken, 70, received the chemistry prize for chemical bonds and electronic structure of molecules. Kastler, 64, for developments enabling laser and optical methods to study atomic resonances.
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L’ecole Normale Superieure
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Royal Swedish Academy of Science
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Charles B Huggins
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University Institute of Molecular Biophysics
Mary
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University of Chicago
Saigon Navyman Denies Navy Court Martial Charges
Navy Captain Archie C. Kuntze former self styled American mayor of Saigon faced a general court martial in San Francisco Bay pleading not guilty to all charges. He is accused of running a black market operation linked to the Viet Nam supply network and of allowing a Chinese national to live openly with him. Efforts to locate Miss Suen and her relations were described as unsuccessful.
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Viet Nam
Kuntze
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Miss Sue
United States
Weather advisory for cold wind and snow flurries
Variable cloudiness, windy and cold today with snow flurries in the Catskills and other high regions. Low tonight in the 20s to 30s with highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Winds 15 to 25 mph from the southwest. Zert as 213.
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The Comes Gerad Vols 11 Nod Frie Nove item
The excerpt appears as a fragmented publication record from Orange County Newspapers dated September 1966. It references a publication schedule, office address at 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY 10740, and subscription rates by mail across Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike counties. It notes monthly circulation 34,910 and postage paid details.
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Moscow New York air pact signed after years of talks
The State Department announced that Soviet American air service negotiations are complete and a Moscow New York route will be signed today with service starting next spring at the earliest. Pan American and Aeroflot will operate the route, with Yevgeni Loginov and Liewellyn Thompson signing for Russia and the United States respectively.
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Liewellyn E. Thompson
United States
Locomotive Boost in Red China Named Mao Tse-Tung Thought
Peking Radio lauds Mao Tse-Tung as the great red banker of thought. It credits the engine with a long record of service in liberation war and Korea resistance, highlighting its role in guiding ideological effort across decades.
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