MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Thunday, July 31, 1958 I
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The Gjmv cenfrnce on
policing a nuglttr ban has
recommergfed tha usa ef arth
satellites in th detection of
sneak nuclear explosions. The
satellite would be equipped
with special instruments to
study radio nd light waves.
This method is the FIFTH
detection method recommend
ed tfae conference, which
is $artftipted in by scientists
of many nations, including
Russi tad the U. S. The other
i9hod included air waves,
earth efecf Wives and atomic
fall-out.
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Vin'? i it 11 about?
& Wall, th peoples of all
the egtj r uneasy about
nuclear tpons. They fear
not only ha actual military
use of gtomic and hydrogen
bombs. Wity fear the conse
quence o ta TESTING of
these weapons, which release
dangerous rtdiations.
There is strong pressure
from all ovftf th vorld for
a AN Sm f atthtr testing.
V2DUT o
r SpJofc va stop nuclear
weapons tests. Suppose the
British stop nuclear tests.
Smse tha French, who
claim to b near th? first ex
plosion of n atom bomb,
aeree to. fovezo further tests
Suppose feissia agrees to the
ban.
That Reaves tha world in
this situation:
The British could b trust
ed to keep -their word if they
sigGed such an agreement.
The French coutd undoubted
ly Cbe trusted. We know we
could Qe trusted to keep such
a sJemn agreement if we
signod it.
But what of Russia?
Russia's record for keeping
her word isn t very good.
CIO
3 The SCIENTISTS won't
to Oork on the problem. The
problem was toevise tests so
delicate and so accurate that
if some nation BROKE ITS
SOLEMN WORD and went
on with sneak testing of nu
clear weapons all the other
nations that had signed the
agreement to ban nuclear
tests would KNOW ABOUT
IT IMMEDIATELY and could
take whatever steps were nec
essary under the circum
stances. That is the sum and sub
stance of the deliberations of
the scientists at Geneva.
WHAT next needs to be
done?
It stacks up about like this:
The scientists seem to have
done their part. They say
there are ways by which
sneak tests of nuclear weap
ons could be detected. The
PEOPLE of the world are
ready to follow wise, sound,
"HONEST leadership in the di
rection of a possible agree
ment to ban nuclear testing.
If the RULERS OF NATIONS
including the despots who
rule RSssia will ALL pro
vide the kind of leadership
that is needed we might have
a world in the future that
would be good for people to
live in.
Never before was there
such a challenge to LEADERS
Doctor-Patient
Game Fatal
Alameda, Calif. (DPD A
game of doctorand patient re
sulted in the death of one
child and in critical illness for
three others Wednesday after
they swallowed some reddish
pink pills while playing in a
temporary housing area.
Dead was Verna Fuller, 2,
daughter of Vernon v Fuller,
Navy parachute rigger first
class. Critically poisoned but
still alive today were Verna's
sister, Betty, 3, and two chil
dren of Guaner's Mate Third
Class BH'dy and Mrs. McGar.
ity Lindaj 5, and Buddy
Jr., 2fe
Pole were baffled as to
8ra tha children picked up
tl? gifts. Police found one in
th dead f irl'9 mouth and sent
it to a Army laboratory for
analysis-.
Tla poisoned children were
taJgen first to the dispensary
aPAlameda Naval Air Station
and then to Oakland Naval
Hospital where Varna was
dead on arrival.
JaKsnilc Socket
fifllkysiisf Killed
Tefneck, N. J. (U?D An
lyHr-old rocket enthusiast
filled Wednesday when
g homemade rocket-propelled
tcauto Mew up in his face.
ftlerrilfc Poliakoff was pro
nounced dead at a hospital
shortly after the rocket an
empty cafon dioxide cart
ridge filled with saltpeter,
sulphigr and charcoal ex
ploded vAien he touched a
match to it. The explosion
sprayed his chest and should
er with metal fragments.
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