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Dr. Albert Einstein, world-famous physicist and discoverer of the theory of relativity, who observed his 74th birthday March 14, looks up thoughtfully and smiles at a news conference in Princeton, N.J., March 15, 1953. The professor told interviewers that his new theory - designed to explain everything from single atoms to the universe - is mathematically correct but that he has not been able to "find out if there are any physical truths in it." (AP Photo/John Lindsay)
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1953-03-15
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