European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stats and stems Khrushchev Finger on Button that Start . Air tests by Georoe it. Mak Deb Washington up president Kennedy has. In effect put soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev s Finger on the Button which wouldst off new american nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere. Be has Given Khrushchev the Power to Call off the tests planned to tart late next month by signing a Heatproof test ban treaty there have been serious reservations within the government Over giving Khrushchev such Power they Spring from the Uncertain science of nuclear test inspection or policing. The even greater difficulty of starting preparations to test Russia made secret preparations for its own tests last fall while going through the movements o negotiating a test ban treaty Geneva. Fear of another soviet double the past history of the soviets Smi nuclear arms negotiations Dosset inspire Confidence. Its Pussy footing stretches Over More than a decade going Back to the Days after world War ii when the United states had a monopoly nonnuclear Power. The United states offered through the United nations to give up the monopoly step by step i the Jun. Would see to it that Noether nation acquired nuclear weapons. That would have meant . Inspection in Russia. Moscow gave the appearance of negotiating while going All out to become an atomic Power on its own. Aided considerably by secret stolen from the United states. False imply Salon at no Point has the App pea Ranee of negotiations been translated into reality even though at times the Kremlin gave the impression that Only semantics separated the United states and Russia from a test ban pact. It later became obvious the while Russia was either secretly or openly building up its nodes might the Only possible exception was the is month ban moratorium supposedly a gentle Man s agreement which Khrushchev broke last Call. There Are serious doubts even bout the effectiveness of that moratorium. Among those who suspect the soviets conducted tests during the moratorium was or. Edward Teller one of America great nuclear scientists and father of the Hydrogen bomb. Or. Kennedy when he gravely do told the nation that . Atmospheric tests must be the russians had scored Wear dts advances which forced the United states to take Steps to stay out front in the nuclear arms race. The president said the United states would have treaty modifications to offer at Geneva when 17 Natton disarmament negotiations tart this wednesday. Nevertheless there would St i be risks and the greatest risk is that Khrushchev will get set for second round of testing in the atmosphere giving Russia nuclear superiority while the United states stands still the president after tortuous deliberation decided that some risks must be taken in a new Effort toward peace. Chateau in Bud Balentyne of Bethe is md., is the first woman to seek the Maryland governorship. The 45-year-old real estate broker filed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Up Rusk to sek apartment Tost week called Forby Donald Washington Secre tary of state Dean Rusk Hopes to find out this week if there is any Point in continuing Berlin talk with the russians for some time to come. The reasons behind this Quali fied sources said me in the frustrating Story of the past three months of top secret Berlin talks in Moscow a Story which Only now is becoming known in general outline. The Story makes dear Why in addition to disarmament and nuclear testing Rusk s Geneva talks with soviet foreign minis Ter Andrei Gromyko and British foreign Secretary lord Home be an important turning Point in the Long Berlin crisis. Rusk met with Gromyko in the United states last september after a series of diplomatic signs had indicated the russians might be willing to lower Berlin tensions. While these talks accomplished Little in themselves they led to a series of five exploratory Berlin talks Between Gromyko and .ambassador Llewellyn e. Thomp son in Moscow the first. Jan. 2.and the last a few Days ago. Except for the Bare unchanging report after each session that no Progress was made and except for bite and pieces at various times Little of an Over All picture of the Moscow talks has been released by the Kennedy , it is now known made Only two main proposals. The first briefly mentioned by president Kennedy in his is Vesta interview nov. 2ft and elaborated on by the state de Fly to to Btl traffic to from West Bevlia a the air Idora sad the the second was a somewhat simplified version of this coun try s 26, 1999, All Berlin plan which called for reunification of East and West Berlin under unelected City government. The United states Britain France and Russia would keep troops there and could veto City legislation but Only if they acted plan was rejected by Russia in 1959. Two ideas Lay behind these proposals to see if the russians a they have hinted were at All interested in lessening Berlin ten Sions particularly on Access traffic and to test on a Small scale whether there was any Hope of Bosk Gromyko Gromyko is officials Saldiv was � Safft Premier a Lotita chess jun4, 196% m to pfc silent Kennedy calling for a peace t both Makl if 1lin a free City with " trolled by the East removing the bulk of.4 troop said the int Access Agency plan East German sovereignty., he rejected the phut a tar that my. To Sui been Fern. Huh 01 thus the Kremlin an Inch from the Randum which started round of the Berlin a . Source who to called it the main the Moscow talks with limitations still inv Matte secrecy. Thompson s two prof carefully cleared in adva the British and West Gerer ments. Prance while relating itself with their Tion in Moscow generally them their last talk Thomi Gromyko there was a nothing further to do but might come in higher level foreign minister to foreign Ter in Geneva. Thus the talks this Geneva will bring the ministers together to Berlin issues As Well As of issues of concern to the we what Tariff cuts mean to by Edward Cowan Washington up what can the american consumer expect to save on the Price of imported goods As a result of the new us. Tariff cutting agreements with 31non-communist nations Here a some of the answers a Nickel on a fifth bottle of scotch or Irish whiskey or $21.50 on the average foreign made car. Seven cents on every Dollar Worth of . One Dollar and a half on a $50 wooden baby Carriage. Many Splendore India awaits tourist Jackie by Patrick Killen new Delhi project conducted by prof. Fred i Strodtbeck. Is aimed at teaching the children to read at age of to Stem school fall dropouts and eventually. The Strodtbeck group is work ing with a group of children from the lowest income group in the City of Chicago. We know that from 50 to 70 per cent of the first graders in the test area fail in , compared to about 15 per cent in the Middle class areas Strodtbeck said. If the child can t learn to read in the Early he said the chances Ore that he will never become an adequate Reader. If is Reading is poor he quickly loses interest in school and quotas soon As he can. Then he is a Good candidate for trouble Strodtbeck added. He said the Best time to teach a child from a deprived Home How to read is before he enters school. Strodtbeck said this pre school experience is. Of course desirable for children from Normal Homes but for the deprived sector of our society to is really Twenty cents on every $10 set of Field hockey Sticks table Tennis paddles croquet mallets and Tennis . Twenty dollars on a $1,000 fur coat of persian Lamb Mink Beaver Chinchilla Sable and some other pelts. 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