US proposes three point nuclear inspection plan
At the UN disarmament conference the United States outlined a three point system for verification without intrusion. It targets uranium enrichment plants reactors and chemical separation facilities, with no inspection of stockpiles mines or refineries.
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Geneva
United States
William C. Foster
Johnson
Soviet Union
Britain
Foster
New York Coliseum Boasts 300000 Sq Ft Exhibit Space
Warren Spahn leads left handed pitchers with 350 career wins, the most in major league history, while New York City's Coliseum offers over 300000 square feet of exhibit space inviting prominent events.
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New York City
Warren Spahn
Louise Wainwright Wins Early East four Championship
Louise Wainwright of New York became the first woman to win the Resinger trophy for the Eastern Team of Four, marking a milestone in bridge history. The article notes her early underbidder days and contrasts them with later achievements as the sport evolved.
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Oswald Jacoby
Regency Club Bridge Tough Hand by Mrs Wainwright
In a recent rubber game at the Regency Club in New York Mrs Wainwright overbid to a doubtful contract yet escaped significant loss. She ruffed the opening heart, finessed clubs, and navigated trumps with careful play to gain the lead and eventually mop up.
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Regency Club
New York
Mrs. Wainwright
Fast
Louise Rose
East Rose
Louise
Lucky the dog finds home after near death sentence
Lucky a stray from Horace Mann School grounds was caught and held at the city dog pound after a lively temperamental spell. The sixth grade led a Save the Dog campaign and paid eight dollars for retrieval, leading to foster homes and a permanent home with the Clifford E Bjorks aided by Judy Miers. Japanese women gain vote eligibility and cast ballots for the first time on April 10, 1946.
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Rock Island, Il
Horace Mann
Rolen
City
Gat
Lucky
Clifford E. Bjorks
Judy Miers
Math Whiz Likes Girls Beatles Beatle Math Whiz
Richard C. Schroeppel, 16, tops the National High School Mathematics Test among 225000 students after graduating Lane Technical High School. A math prodigy with IQ over 200, he plans MIT study in math, aiming for a doctorate in number theory, while enjoying bowling tennis parties and the teen group The Group.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Associated Press
Chicago
Richard C. Schroeppel
Schroeppel
United States
Lane Technical High School
Schhroeppel
Leraned
Future Engineers of America
Arthur P. O'Mara
Lane Tech
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
City Councilman Pushes Beach Beer Ban to Curb Violence
New York City Councilman John J. Santucci urges a proposed ban on beer bringing on beaches as a measure to reduce beach violence in the city. No details on implementation or timeline provided.
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New York City
John J. Santucci
Local residents gather for visits and travel notes
Dale Allen Bluford and grandparents spend Saturday afternoon at U I Engineering School visit. Kankakee visitors join Roberta Parkhill family. Centralia business visitors, Perry Jr. Bell, and Mt. Vernon club members attend Municipal Opera. Fairfield and Mt. Vernon residents visit relatives, while Kansas City family stays this week. Reichman attends a class reunion in Centralia. Midland Park New Jersey visitors arrive, and Jim Kovach reports mumps after serving overseas.
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Dale Allen
U. of I. Engineering School
Luther Donoho
Marry Parkhill
Kankakee
Roberta Parkhill
P. E. Bell
Centralia
Perry Jr
Ryad Wood
Victor Wood
Municipal Opera
Melvin Kirkpatrick
Jeffrey
St. Louis
Clay Garrod
Jim Kovach
New York
N. Y
John Kovak
Barbs by Wal Cochran on stepping stones to success
The essay argues meaning shapes trouble and progress. It notes that many fail to interpret obstacles, that men often seek better picnic spots than solutions, and questions why people fear guessing who is calling on the phone.
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Wal Cochran
Mies
Your Manners A Woman Sinks Not Flops Into Chair
A lighthearted guide notes a woman sinks into a chair rather than flops, highlighting graceful posture and poised behavior in everyday seating. The remark frames a small etiquette distinction with humor and social nuance.
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