Hydrogen bomb secrets debated in atomic bulletin
The March issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists argues there are no hidden facts about the hydrogen bomb and outlines how fusion devices might work. It cites Thirring’s article, notes the role of heavy hydrogen and tritium, and discusses potential explosive power and global impacts.
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America
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Hans Thir TE
Bulletin
Thirring
Nuc
Lear
Walleyau
Louis Ridenour
Winds University
Ex-Convict Granted Life For Murder Of Child In Mississippi
Ex-convict Leon Turner was sentenced to life in prison for murdering one of three Black children in a farm home in Kosciusko Mississippi. A prior massacre at the same location had produced a life sentence for a white man, with another defendant Malcolm Waitt to stand trial next week as the court heard testimony and arguments from the district attorney and defense.
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Kosciusko
Merch
Leon Turner
Turner
Thomas Herris
Malcolm Waitt
Bees
J.P. Coleman
River Bottom
Megro
Henry Rodgers
Atfala County
Rodgers
Hitchhiker Admits Kiting Photographer Murder
In Mesa Arizona local inquest witnesses a widow sob as coroners jury rules gustave beauseau died from gunshot wounds. Ebert G Riddell and Charles R Op He, hitchhikers on parole from Texas, admit involvement including a 28 caliber pistol during a robbery attempt and are held for trial on first degree murder of a Los Angeles photographer en route to Los Angeles from Boise Idaho.
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Mesa
Ariz
Ebert G. Riddell
Charles R. Op He
Los Angeles
Gustave Beauseau
Beauseau
Anti-Red Bills May Be Unconstitutional
The Justice Department opposes immediate action on new Communist control laws. Two bills before Congress may be unconstitutional and are labeled premature. Assistant Attorney General Pefvon Ford advised HUAC Chairman John S. Wood that action may come before Easter, as hearings began on the measures yesterday.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Pev Fon Ford
John S. Wood
Georgia
House
UnaAmerican Activities Committee
Wood
Egster
Disc Sellers Prove Barnum Was Correct
BELLO HORIZONTE Brazil March 22 Two businessmen Oswald Silva and Cirillo Souza were jailed for livery in the future after attempting to sell elusive discs for 20 dollars each. A prospective buyer grew suspicious and alerted police. The pair were arrested for a crime against the popular economy.
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Bello Horizonte
Brazil
Oswald Silva
Cirillo Souza
Silva
Souza
Princess Elizabeth Necklace Ad Sparks Swedish Controversy
In Stockholm on March 22 the Newspaper Publishers Association banned an ad implying Princess Elizabeth endorses a 35 kroner imitation pearl choker with a money guarantee. British Ambassador Sir Harold Farquhar protested, calling the ad deceitful and urging it not be printed again.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Newspaper Publishers Association Today
Elizabeth
Britain
Harold Farquhar
Princess Elizabeth
Sheen
Princes Charles
Ad.s
Taft accuses Truman of politicizing Hoover ideas
Senator Robert Taft of Ohio charges President Truman is using Hoover Commission proposals for political purposes. He protests repeal of part of the Taft Hartley act and opposes abolishing the National Labor Relations Board chief counsel's office held by Robert W. Denham. Truman's plan to abolish that office is part of 21 reorganization proposals aimed at reducing duplication.
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Washington
Robert 4. Taft
Ohio
Truman
T S
Hoover Commission
National Ober Relations Board
Robert W. Denham
Denham
Air Truman
Congress
Boy pays five pesos to get gored by bull
In Mexico City on March 22 a year-old boy paid five pesos for a sham bullfight and was hospitalized with a gored left leg. Severiano Gonzalez Hernandez was charged by a bull yesterday at a small suburb bullring in Xochimilco where fans can pay a scent fee to try bullfighting for an afternoon.
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Mesico City
Severiano Gonzalez Hernandes
Xochimilco
Tearful Juror Excused After Heartfelt Crying Outburst
Edenburg report says District Attorney Jack Ross and Defense Attorney Eddie Penrichson questioned a prospective juror for a murder case. The man cried badly and said he could not send anyone to the electric chair or to prison, leading to his dismissal while still tearful.
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Edenburg
Jack Ross
Eddie Penrichson
Ross
Herrickson
Slain Kewsman's Son Indicted For Burglary
Burt Mason, 23, son of a slain Galveston broadcaster, was indicted by the 16th District Grand Jury on burglary charges. He has been jailed since February 9 on $1500 bond, accused of entering a tavern by climbing through a window after a burglary.
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Kewsman
Buratary Gaveston
Burt Mason
16Th District
Grand Jury
Young Mason
Alice Newscaster
Galveston
Correct defense against South's suits on this deal
The passage analyzes how a smarter declarer would infer the doubler's aims after a hand is doubled and how East and South's possible holdings affect plays. It discusses ruffing diamonds, finessing heart or club cards, and preventing trump losses by switching leads to dummy, with emphasis on defensive strategy and one devious idea for adjusting play based on opponents' positions.
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