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TWO NOBEL WINNERS

Author: BY JAMES STACK, Globe Staff
Date: Sunday, October 19, 1986
Page: 54
Section: METRO

Two Boston-area professors came up winners of perhaps the most coveted of all international honors. The Nobel Peace Prize went to Elie Wiesel, 58, Boston University humanities professor and Holocaust survivor who authored 25 books on the Nazi genocide of European Jewry. The Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded to Harvard University chemist Dudley R. Herschbach for research said to have "opened up important new fields of chemistry . . . with really dramatic implications." Hershbach will share the honor with two research colleagues, Taiwan native Yuan T. Lee of the University of California at Berkeley and John Polyani of the University of Toronto.

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