Two Americans share in Nobel prize
Two Americans share the 1963 Nobel Prizes in physics and chemistry with German, Italian winners. Maria Goeppert Mayer and Eugene Wigner split the physics prize and Hans Jensen, Karl Ziegler, and Giulio Natta share the chemistry prize, each prize totaling 51,158 dollars. The article notes Mayer, Wigner, Jensen, Ziegler, and Natta for their work in nuclear theory and organic molecules respectively, and gives brief biographical details.
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Stockholm
UPI
Maria Goeppert Mayer
University of Californ
Eugene Wigner
Princeton University
Hans D. Jensen
University of Heidelberg
Karl Ziegler
Muehlheim
West Germany
Giulio Natta
Milan
Italy
Mayer
Jensen
Wigner
Ziegler
Natta
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Washington Votes Open Polls for City Election
Polls across four wards opened and will stay that way until 8 PM with early turnout showing 56, 82, 101, and 78 votes in wards one through four. Two full party slates plus one independent and one write‑in are contesting three city council seats and one park board post.
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Washington
Peoples
Citizens
Bey Tity
Retail merchants to elect bureau officers
Members of the Washington Chamber of Commerce retail merchants bureau will elect officers soon. A slate of candidates was submitted by the nominating committee at a meeting this morning. Nominees include Richard Paul as chairman Bob Logan as vice chairman Thelma Andersen as treasurer Harold Griffeth Leon Hillman Harold Jarvis Norman Lechner Charles Goodell and Jay Vinson as executive committee. In other action, bureau members voted to recommend that Washington stores remain open all day on Veterans Day November 11.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Richard Paul
Bob Logan
Thelma Andersen
Harold Griffeth
Leon Hillman
Harold Jarvis
Norman Lechner
Charles Goodell
Jay Vinson
Bureau
Washington
Berlin convoy blockade sparks Western protest and Brinkmanship claim
The United States protested to the Soviet Union over a Berlin bound convoy blocked at Marienborn by Soviet armored cars. Western officials said counting demands caused the hold up, while U.S. officers insist dismounting is unnecessary. The incident prompted Western commanders to plan protective measures for access to West Berlin as U.S. and allied officials deem the move a serious challenge and part of a broader Soviet brinkmanship campaign.
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Berlin
UPI
United States
State Department
Moscow
Marienborn
West Germany
West Berlin
Hong Kong
Gerhard Schroeder
U.S
John Lamb
North Augusta
8.C
Lamb
Bona Vista Ave
Offi
Viktor Spiridonov
Washington
Con
Morrell Chorus Plans West Chester Church Program
Morrell Chorus of Ottumwa will present a program at West Chester Methodist Church Thursday at 8 p.m. The event, sponsored by the church’s youth group, invites the public. Proceeds will fund the youth group trip to the United Nations.
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Wesy CansiEn
Morrell Chorus of
Ottumwa
West Chester Methodist Church
United Nations
Can Diem’s brother seeks refuge in U S amid Viet unrest
Ngo Dinh Can, Diem's brother and Hue overlord, fled to the United States and took refuge in the U S consulate in Saigon after being handed over by Vietnamese authorities. The move followed the coup that toppled Diem, with Nguyen Ngoc Tho named provisional head and the junta asserting power over state affairs. Can’s flight heightens fears of Buddhist backlash in Hue, where troops ringed his home to prevent mob violence.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
U.S
Can
Diem
John Heelble
Van
Ngo
Ngo Dinh
Mme. Nhu
Rome
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Singapore
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ment
Duong van
Revolutionary Council
Tho
Mme
United States
le ‘Thuy
Mayor Willits denies plan to change city parks
Washington's city council has no direct voice in park operation Mayor Cloid Willits said and described the park board as elected by the people He dismissed talk of radical park changes noting routine tree removal and replacement He also cited two years of keeping standard time in summer and cooperation with business leaders to provide ample parking without meters.
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Washington
Cloid Willits
Park Board
The
Willits
Weather outlook Iowa turns partly cloudy with cooler nights
United Press International reports Iowa will be clear to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Lows range from 30 to 40, with Wednesday's high near 60 to 65. Thursday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and little temperature change.
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Iowa
Community Chest drive in full swing
Early reports from Community Chest workers show encouragement that the goal of 28100 may be reached. Chairman Robert Kennedy said the drive began Monday afternoon and evening with two YMCA kickoffs. Progress is preliminary but the $9000 mark had been passed today. Kennedy urged prompt reporting to Mrs. Don Minick and emphasized short, intensive campaigning. The article lists numerous volunteers by ward and zone across First, Second, and Third Wards plus several zones and chairs, with many names.
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Robert Kennedy
YMCA
Richard Peterson
Wendell Eden
Kennedy
Don Minick
Piness
Minick
Jim’ Peterson
Ward
Vernon Elgin
Ira Morrison
Carlton Mangold
Paul Thomassen
N.E. Hansen
Carlyle Smith
Robert Swift
H.L. Walker
Jay Brewer
Richard Gray
W. D. Storck
Robert Patterson
Charles Schiedel
Richard Horak
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Cal Larven
John Morrett
Dave Livingston
Orin Wallace
Beulah Hesselgesser
Elsie Glassburner
Charles Lucas
Lloyd Griggs
Wilson Putman
Lyle Zear
Richard Harvey
Owen Grecian
Dale Bower
Charles
Maynard
Goff Jr
Dwain Tschantz
Paul Vaughn
Joseph
Udley
George Cordes
George Birney
Wallace Kissell
Rolla Thornton
Gilbert Millstone
Tom Randall
Nick Gevock
Dwight Murray
Ralph Greenlee
Lloyd Walker
Frank Wood
William Perrock
Delbert Earls
William Holden
Enairman Zone A
Alan Bergstrom
Lyle Stigge
Pearl Gardner
T. A. Jones
John Nelson
Althea White
A.W. Clow
Glen Dunbar
Paul Shearer
Keith Bridson
Joe Evanovich
Gene Gorham
Richard Hotle
Bonnie Putney
Lloyd Miller
Daryl’ Tucker
Don Crone
J.W. Helscher
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Robert Carson
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Frank Lukavsky
Keith Wilke
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