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...Nations caught new spirit, too. On U.S. urging, the Assembly voted 47 to 0 to impose an embargo on war materials to Mao's China. No nation opposed it. Even India, Burma and Indonesia, who were among the eight who abstained, on the misty notion that it might spoil chances for peace, announced that they would support the embargo in practice. The five nations of the Soviet bloc refused to participate...
...Before the ambulance took the priest to the New York train in March, the couple sent many letters to friends, asked for "fervent prayers." Her husband's case was so critical that Mrs. Jones feared that Dr. Thompson would refuse to operate-because he would not want to spoil his good record. "But life is more important to Dr. Thompson than statistics," she says. After 19 days of observation, Father Jones underwent the ticklish operation. Four weeks later he was back home in Indiana, able to walk up & down stairs and stroll outdoors. He hopes, in six months...
Left fielder Joes Sangiolo slapped Ward's first eight inning pitch over second base for a clean single to spoil the perfect stint. The tall sophomore right-hander had less control than usual, walking four, hitting one batter, and striking out only three over the route...
With two minutes to play midfielder Don Schaff flicked in a goal to spoil the Yardling lacrosse team's 14 to 1 near shutout over Lowell Textile away yesterday. Attackmen, Willie Kurth, with two goals and six assists, and Monk Afello, with five tallies and one assist led the freshman scoring...
Slim sophomore right-hander Don Metz of Navy set down Harvard, 5 to 2, at Annapolis Saturday to spoil the 1951 Crimson opener. Metz scattered eight hits over nine innings to rack up his third win of the season...