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Show Arms fij: Froblems ; Discussed le"f Week's offSV fPke yesterday : 'Disarmament or two of the probl m 0l' the U.S. Arms? Swi' foment K ' s a member; is', cerned. polltlIt WEILER a f :! dent of Salt Lake Ci ' explaining that the 1' ties offered in tL , fc allenge' fM signed his were J ' be supposed by thei ; tion, the horns ; of ?di- said that his ta t k fth "issued3 J : " arms race" generally. he dealt were those v ; by forces which com!- : th0 f arms con!?' ological, political, and,,"1 pnor commitments that t Challenge speaker Dr. Lawrence D. Weiler discussed "Issues and Problems of World Disarmament and Arms Control. ..-.lulia nave , , they come to the m ; table. ne . ALSO A PROBLEM, ! by the individual citizen the halting of the arms a" " not an ordinary problem- f' i ultimate results of our t"' A whether successful or not" N be of unprecedented impot (2) the negotiations on or 1 ling nuclear weapons cons" " a field in which there arE ' experienced participants; a ,( unlike most problems our c. try faces, this is one in p we must work with our t sary. ' And, unfortunately, k portance and lack of prea c essential to the arms to: , question are in direct proper, q to the problems involved (Continued on Page S) ( Arms Race Discussed (Continued from Page 4) view of the obstacles, Dr. Weiler admitted, it is fair to ask: "Have we made any progress?" HE THEN pointed out where we had. After "a decade of deadlock," dead-lock," the hotline agreement, the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, and a "better setting-forth of the respective positions which lays a basis for future agreements" all came within the space of a few years. What is now needed, he contended, is a "period of time without radical change in relative positions," an atmosphere atmo-sphere for treaty formulation. The aim of such treaty formulations, formu-lations, he concluded, should be to gain "time to prevent the fu- ture from being foreclosed" by the "nightmare of nuclear anarchy" anar-chy" which proliferation of nu clear weapons to more countries, and the small but desperate arms races that would follow, poses. |
