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NAMES & FACES

Author: Date: Thursday, June 26, 1980
Page: ?????
Section: RUN OF PAPER

Dr. William Shockley, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who has donated sperm in an attempt to produce genetically superior children, said his children "in terms of my own capacities ... represent a very significant regression. My first wife - their mother - had not as high an academic- achievement standing as I had," Shockley was quoted as saying in the August issue of Playboy magazine. Shockley said one son was a college dropout and a daughter was graduated from Radcliffe. A second son, he said, had graduated
from Stanford.

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