Nagasaki Remembered as Peace Efforts Rise After A-Bomb
Nagasaki marks ten years since the second atomic blast with a focus on peace. Survivors recount 1945 devastation at Shirōyama Grade School where 28 teachers and 1,300 students died. A bronze schoolboy statue and two doves symbolize remembrance as Nagasaki prepares two new civic buildings including an international cultural center and a Peace memorial.
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Hambletonian Stake To Be Held Today
Goshen New York racing page notes eleven of the world’s speediest two year olds race in the Hambletonian Stake with Laterspice a leading contender and California Comet owned by Sol Cum predicting a potential record smash. Dark horse Indian Taider, owned by Dave Resnick, is mentioned as a possible upset in today’s events with heats to follow through the day.
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Trying To Tame Hurricanes With Atoms Is Unlikely
Washington reports the Weather Bureau says atomic bombs cannot control hurricanes. A forecaster warns the energy of a hurricane vastly exceeds that of atomic devices, making any suppression or redirection unlikely and radioactive fallout a serious risk.
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Combs Defends Tax Plan in Kentucky Primary Race
Combs defended his tax program during a Kentucky primary night rally at Memorial Auditorium. He denied proposing new taxes on essentials, insisted no specific tax plan, and pledged to rely on the Legislative Research Commission. Officials Allphin and Joyner disputed Chandler supporters’ claims of a tax surge and budget excess, highlighting past revenue figures.
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Russell Calls World Conference to Avert Nuclear War
Bertrand Russell addressed a three day meeting of ten experts from 44 countries in London. He urged governments to admit aims cannot be advanced by war and appealed to scientists to explain the effects of nuclear war to the unscientific world. The conference was sponsored by the World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government.
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Gordon Clapp resigns post in New York City
Gordon Clapp former chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority has resigned as deputy city administrator in New York City to pursue private consulting work. A City Hall announcement said Clapp leaves to join David Lilienthal in energy consulting. Clapp’s appointment followed his TVA tenure and term expiration. The piece also notes a related political scene with Sen. Clements arriving from Washington to discuss issues tied to an upcoming primary.
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