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The Nassau Conference Intension of Talks Turns Impliasis on Sefense Picture Nassau - (UPD - The need lor President Kennedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to extend their conference in the Bahamas for another day em phasized the fact that the Anglo-American wrangle over the Skybolt missile was not something which could be set tled in a vacuum. It quickly became apparent - as American officials had Foreign Briefs ISRAEL TO TRAIN IVORY COAST WOMEN Jeruialem-'ITI'-Tht Iiratll army womtm'i corps will train woman soldiers from th Ivory Coast who will form th first femal military unit in Africa, it was announced Wednesday. CZECHOSLOVAKIA ADOPTS ANTI-DRINKING BILL Vienna-arn-Csachoslovakia lost 115.000 working days be cause of alcoholism In 1960. the Czech news agency said Wednesday. It issued the figure in announcing a new anti-drunkenness bill which includes a proposal to give an alcoholic's wages to another member of his family in order to insure its well being. IRAQ ORDERS RAILROAD CARS Baghdad, Iraq-WII-Iraq has ordered $6.4 million worth of railway passenger coaches and freight cars from Poland, the government said Wednesday. ' An announcement said the equipment will be used on Iraq's new standard gauge rail line. RHODESIA TO SELL COPPER TO INDIA Salisbury. Southern Rhodesia-IUNl-Rhodesia will sell S2.8 million worth of copper to India for Us war industry. Federal Premier Sir Roy Welensky said Wednesday. He said the copper will come from Northern Rhodesia and that It will be paid for in five annual installments. SOUTH VIET NAM BUS CRASH KILLS 18 Saigon-iLTIi-Eighiaen persons were killed Tuesday when two buses collided at high speed in South Viet Nam's Phuoc Tuy province south of here, Saigon newspapers reported today. They said about 12 more passengers were injured. predicted - that the argument over U.S. plans to kill the missile' program on which Britain has counted for its in dependent nuclear deterrent was but a minor part of a much broader and more com plex military picture. This led to a general re assessment of the entire mili tary defense posture of the Western Allies - particularly in Europe - which the United States considered long over due. It forced the Big Two to order their military advisers to prepare more comprehen sive studies for their consider ation and thus lengthened their stay here. The United States has felt for some time that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies were taking an unrealis tic view of the best way to present Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev with the touRh est possible antl - Communist military barrier. The recent NATO council meeting in Paris produced no results and Kennedy decided It was high time that Britain and the United States went over the whole matter and try to get it into focus. It appeared virtually cer tain the old allies would find some political solution to ease or cover up the Skybolt dis pute by broadening their ap proach to the matter of Amer ican nuclear systems. The Kennedy administra tion has written off the bomber-borne Skybolt as not being worth its eventual cost and doubts whether Britain needs i However, it is recognizird I and cannot be treated with in it for anything but prestige that the British were charter difference in this matter, purposes. members of the nuclear club What really concerns the T Stocks Make Small Gains; Oil, Steel, Chemicals Head Advance New York - IUP1) - Stocks moved ahead a short distance today. Steels, international oils, chemicals and autos were all fractionally higher featuring Chrysler at a new highQual ity aluminum shares also add ed to Wednesday gains. Richardson - Mcrrcll and Bristol-Myers in the drugs, Texas Instruments, Minn e apolis - Honeywell, IBM and National Cash in the elec tronics and Household Fi nance and Financial Feder ation in the money issues went ahead at least a point. DOW JOZIES AVERAGES New Vork-UIIMI-Dow Jonei final slock averages: 30 in dustrials 647.00, up 6.86; 20 railroad 136.26, up 1.09; 15 utilities 127.64. up 0.30, and 65 stocks 226.81, up 1.84. Sales Wednesday were about 4 million shares compared with 3.62 million shares traded Tuesday. , 43 . S3 . 18 Wednesday's prices on seletced tncki: Allied Chemical! Alum Co. Am American Air Lines .... American Can 44 'j American Mo ton 16a. 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United Aircraft 50f United Air Lines 32 U.S. Plywood xd) ... 45J U.S. Rubber 40', U S Sleel . 44 West Bank Corp 33'i Westlnfihouse . 32J, United States - and it is an integral part of the discus sions here - is the preoccupa tion of some of the continental NATO allies with dreams of having their own nuclear forces while they have failed to build their conventional military strength to agreed goals. More Conventional Forces American officials also are concerned with the matter of just how far forward tactical American nuclear weapons should be moved in Europe. They feel some 'distance should be left on each side of the Iron purtain within which Communist forces and the West might engage in limited action which would not neces sarily turn into nuclear warfare. Regional Edition Page 2A MedfordJTribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962 This requires conventional forces in strength not present ly available to the Allies. It does not, however, involve vast denuclearized zones such as proposed by Polish Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki which would force American wsap ons back into the sea while leaving Russian tactical nu clear forces in the excellent strategic position. There also is the matter of cost involved in defending Europe. The Kennedy admin istration has shown a ten dency to take a tougher atti tude, demanding that the now prosperous continental Allies bear a major share of the con- Age 65 Foreseen By Majority of People Chicago - UJPll - Two out of three Americans now can ex pect to celebrate their 65th birthdays. In 1900, when there were only three million per sons in the United States over 65, only one out of 10 Ameri cans reached 65. ventional force burden and let the United States provida the massive nuclear deterrent. 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