European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 03, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 8 the stars and stripes tuesday september 3, 1968 cultural Exchange with Russ May be fared Washington a appear to have settled on pick and choose tactics to show disapproval of Russia s in Vasion of Czechoslovakia with out abandoning a Long Range policy of trying to improve East West relations. At the moment . Diplo Mats Are combing through items in the .-soviet cultural Exchange program to see what might be Cut Back in line wit american distaste for appearing too chummy with the Kremlin now. The Exchange program was begun a decade ago to help bring the two nations out of their cold War postures. The idea was that trading visits by students teachers athletes scientists artists and the like would bring about better under standing and thus better relations. The state department said Here that the 1988-69 version of the .-soviet cultural pact signed in Moscow july 15is under review along with . Exchange programs with the other communist countries occupying Czechoslovakia. These countries Are Poland Hungary and Bulgaria. Running mates mates Muriel Humphrey left and Jane Gray Muskie wives of the democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates enjoy a laugh at a press conference i Chicago. Associated press photo atomic Plant gases Are cleaner than clean United nations up such effective clamps on radio Active waste have been put nonnuclear Power reactors that the area around them is just about the most radiation free any where. Some 250 of the men who keep it that Way gathered at . Headquarters last week to com pare experiences in a symposium on treatment of airborne radioactive waste. Scientists of 17 nation were brought together for the first such International symposium by the International atomic Energy Agency . Atomic Energy commis Sion demand Harvard University s graduate school of Public of the nicer advantages of nuclear reactors Accord ing to dec chief sanitary Engineer Walter g. Belter is the clean techniques for cleansing Gase Ous discharge from atomic plants have been so refined that until very recently scientists lacked instruments sensitive enough to measure Ai a residual radioactivity even at smoke stack concentrations. By contrast smoke from pulverized Coal injection Furnace contains traces of naturally radioactive minerals such Asra drum or thorium at Levels relatively easy to measure Al though still quite effect gases Given off at by E. Stannard or. White no final decisions have been made one project reported Likely to be cancelled is a pro posed trip to Russia by the University of Minnesota the other hand the newly inaugurated commercial air flights Between new York and Moscow a by product of the Cul Tural Exchange program Are expected to negotiations to Start .-soviet talks on curbing the superpower nuclear is Lille race Are at a standstill for the time being. But officials say they believe it will be in the in Terest of both the nations to get atomic plants Are cleaner the whole world is bombard Edall the time with Low level radiation. Some passes through the atmosphere from outer space. Some emerges from the minerals of the Earth. This is Natu ral background radiation every one is exposed to All their lives. But atomic Plant safeguards arc so stringent that the minis Cule radioactive traces that still escape Are almost undetectable against the noise of background radiation. Or. Melvin w. First of har Vard school of Public health in Boston outlined some of the Safe guards at a press briefing. The reactors of today Are foolproof As far As their design ers can foresee possibilities for failure. Recognizing that Materi als can fail and people do err they operate on the principle if something can go wrong the emissions of a single Radium dialled Wristwatch or. First pointed out wryly would Send atomic Plant detection de vices into a Bell ringing frenzy so How Safe is it to Haven atomic nuclear Plant next door or first unworn it this Way if Overy atomic Power Planton Earth could be crowded onto new York s Manhattan Island it would still be impossible to measure any Rise in radioactivity in times Square. Going on the discussions sooner or later despite the czech for a trip by presi Dent Johnson to Moscow Are deeply clouded by the czech affair however and it is no doubtful that the atmosphere will Clear soon enough for him to make such a journey before his term ends in \fanuary.on, a lower official level. Washington authorities said they have tightened up on travel by soviet diplomats in the United states. Russian diplomats Here and in new York Are sup posed to get state department clearance for movement outside these arils amerind Tif who ask at office about Tia Eling Toije soviet Union arc of Inge filed not to go there. Hupf Fri the stall free Armentha not gone so far us to declare Russia or other East european states off limits to . Tourists. A stiffer series of . Actions could come if soviets invade Independent minded . Authorities Are watching reports of massing of soviet forces along Romania s la r Ders Chicago clashes Al Urt us juju a " " top woman demo says by Helen Thomas or. 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