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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
3
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Washington Senator Anderson proposed to limit U S nuclear bomb tests to the equivalent of 10 million tons of TNT per year. Anderson, vice chairman of the Senate Atomic Energy Committee, outlined the idea to newsmen as a definite proposition.
Anderson urged a global cap on atmospheric nuclear tests at about 10 megatons, a compromise among proposals discussed by a special atomic energy subcommittee. He argued the limit should be shared by the United States, Soviet Union and Britain, with monitoring devices allowing remote detection and no inspection hurdle. He warned of long term radiation damage to people and future generations if tests continue.
Four colorful plastic wastebaskets serve as two handy containers for wet umbrellas. They can be placed back in their proper spots after the company departs.
In a bridge hand East and West failed to distinguish themselves. Four spades would have made the contract, but South played four hearts. West opened the king of spades and a sequence followed ending with South winning in hand and a series of club and diamond tricks. West then faced a decisive defensive misplay.
In a bridge deal West counts a hand and chooses a line after an opening lead of king and three diamonds. With East holding a jack, West aims to force the lead and prevent South from discarding on long diamonds, successfully executing a sequence that allows a club lead before South can shed from the diamonds.
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