U.S. Takes Tough Line at Geneva Disarmament Meet
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States shifts from presenting its ideas to criticizing Soviet proposals. U S negotiators, led by Adrian Fisher, press a point by point challenge to Soviet tactics as Semyon Tsarapkin loses ground in probing Western ideas. Observers note the change as the U S adopts a tougher stance amid Western concern over Soviet go slow tactics.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
U. S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Adrian
Fisher
RHS Ramblings highlight student groups and events
Phyllis Baker reports Rancho High School assemblies with Carl Sanders appearing at Castaways and a RHS visit last Friday. Modern jazz ensemble and soloists performed songs from Marvelous Stel a by Starlight and Night in Tunisia, with Drummer Ron Carduche. Progress Day Queen contestants may apply for the parade April 29 to May 1. Mu Alpha Theta members heard a talk by Fred Beecher on computers and tours at Edgerton Germeshausen and Grier. The Triton Elite hosts a Hootenanny with two prizes replacing Hush Day. Sophomore assembly planned March 25 features Frank Ford led talent, including Jane Jenkins Kay Shirley and an Hawaiian Hula by Marsha Goodwin Sara Gardner. The Crestwoods and others perform during introductions.
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Carl Sanders
RHS
Jaz
Stel‘a
Starlight
Tunisia
Ron Carduche
RB T Brown
Frank Ford
Jerry Davis
Assembly
Leslie Hoffman
Peter Codella
Sue Valentine
Jane Jenkins
Kay Shirley
Marsha Goodwin
Sara Gardner
Bob Cook
Crestwoods
Frank Huntsman
Lee Hewitt
Ralph ‘Durgin
Jim Pomeroy
Science report lauds federal support for basic research
The National Academy of Sciences committee says U S federal funding has placed American science in world leadership but warns on maintaining free inquiry and accountability. It proposes channeling grants to weaker institutions without lowering standards while noting $750 million supports basic research this year.
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Washington
UPI
Committee On Science and Public Policy
The
National Academy of Sciences
George
Fashion Show Set Tomorrow at Stardust Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi presents "Everything's Coming Up Roses" at the Cafe Continental Stardust Hotel. Doors open 11 a.m. with luncheon at 11 30 a.m. H B Burnett shows latest creations from here and abroad. Models will have hair styled by Marty's. Tickets at the door 3 95.
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Beta Sigma Phi
H. B. Burnett
Stardust Hotel
Marty's
RHS 18 Plans After School Carnival Fundraiser
RHS 18 hosts a school carnival in the snack bar after Easter to boost student spirit. Booths include try your luck confections cotton candy and a cotton rag booth as Marsha Goodwin, a sophomore, is noted for her achievements and community work at the YMCA.
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RHS 18
Pracent Council
Iag
Marsha Goodwin
Soph Oomore
RHS
Clark County
National Auto Shop
Marsha
YMCA
Orchesis Dance Club Spring Concert Planned
A spring concert will be given by the Orchesis Dance Club with brisk bright numbers and sentimental pieces. Guest appearances solos and choreographies by members and advisors are listed. The club also sponsors a cake walk at the carnival.
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Orchesis Dance Club
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