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...buying the money-losing Underwood Corp. was its office-machine sales organization. Hopes of spreading its fertilizer on U.S. suburbia's broad lawns led Britain's Fisons Ltd. to buy an 80% control of Doggett-Pfeil Co., a New Jersey garden-supply producer. France's largest electronics firm, Compagnie Générale de Télégraphic Sans Fil, recently joined with Chicago's Hallicrafters Co. to set up Warnecke Electron Tubes. The French have the experience in making microwave tubes; the Americans will provide manufacturing and selling talents...
...five buildings thus far designated for civil defense use are: Dunster Houses, Holyoke Center, Boylston Hall, Memorial Hall, and the Cambridge Electron Accelerator...
...year-long dispute between the University and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission over control of the $12 million Cambridge Electron Accelerator officially ended Tuesday with the signing of a three-year contract for the operation of the accelerator...
...after seven centuries, his plea has been answered. Ever since medical science and surgery began keeping house together, they have inherited one bonanza after another from rich uncles to whom they did not know they were related: nuclear physics, polymer chemistry, rheology (flow of liquids), gas dynamics, cybernetics, electron microscopy. Out of a rich harvest of intelligence from the physical and biological sciences, surgeons have learned how to use heart-lung machines, artificial kidneys, X-ray cameras to take pictures inside the heart-a whole host of machines that could never have been made...
Minor legal haggling continues to delay the signing of a final contract with the Atomic Energy Commission for the $5 million needed to operate the Cambridge Electron Accelerator, L. Gard Wiggins, administrative vice-president, said yesterday...