Nobel Peace Prize honors Linus Pauling in Oslo
Linus Pauling accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo amid thunderous applause for his world peace advocacy. The 1963 awards, totaling 51,000 dollars in Oslo and Stockholm ceremonies, were attended by King Olav V and international dignitaries.
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Nobel Foundation notes Kennedy and Pauling share Nobel ideals
Chairman Arne Tiselius says Kennedy embodies Nobel ideas in word and deed. Pauling praised for warning about nuclear weapons despite criticism. He cites optimism for world peace and disarmament, viewing Nobel as support for collective peace efforts and a world without war.
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Dixie's Icy Rescue in Troy Shocks Neighbors
In Troy New York Dixie a benge hound slipped through seven feet of ice on a pond. Rescuers including Dixies owner Bill Schlegel and two youths plus two officers braved the ice. Dixie was brought to shore in a rowboat and the rescuers walked ashore on thicker ice.
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Navy parades on extinct volcano at Makalapa near Pearl Harbor
The Pacific Fleet Service Force holds parades and reviews on the crater bed at Makalapa, with headquarters on the rim near Pearl Harbor, showcasing a unique ceremonial site for Navy personnel.
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East Berlin restricts Christmas visit permits for West Berliners
East Germany demands direct dealings with the regime and permit offices on West Berlin soil for West Berliners visiting relatives in East Berlin. The article notes Willy Brandt’s skepticism about reaching a deal as East Berliners would be barred from traveling West.
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Polaris missile hits 1,500 mile target on Florida launch
The Polaris missile marked its 15th success in 16 launches with a Monday night test from Cape Canaveral Florida. The target area 1,500 miles downrange was achieved as part of the launch program. The Forget me not is cited as Alaska’s floral emblem.
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