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Show Conern? A Reason for At various times, David Lilenthal's lips have been sealed. He recalls the secret meetings when he was the first chairman of the Atomic Commission, from Energy 1947 through 1950. A piece of paper detailing the atomic arsenal of the United States was passed among Lilienthal and four advisers. One man looked, absorbed, passed the paper on, silently. The last man then burned the paper in an ashtray in front of the others. top-lev- "In those days, nobody knew what our arsenal was now everybody does, pretty much, and we know everybody's," said Lilienthal recently. "And what we know should scare the hell out of all of us. "The United States and Russia alone have 2,400 atomic bombs each. That's enough to destroy the world three and four times over. Add the atomic bombs or weapons of Britain, France and China and India, and the atomic potential of about eight to 12 more and you understand nations that nuclear proliferation is not just one of the problems of the world. It is THE problem. Our survival literally depends on it." Lilienthal, now 76 years old. is chairman of the board of the Development and Resources Corporation. It has been nearly 12 years since he has last been in the public eye. Recently, he made a plea before a Senate committee investigating the shipment of nuclear equipment to foreign countries. "Prior to my statement last month, I last spoke out in 1964," said Lilienthal, "and then I decided that, well, an old boy shouldn't be messing with what he once was a leader in. I didn't want to be like an old baseball manager who comes back and starts hriday, April be running short on this planet. "This cloud of fear we live under has been hanging for over 30 years. The U.S. made a proposal to the United Nations to limit nuclear proliferation as far back as 1947. It was called the Acheson-Lilienthplan. Bernard Baruch presented it. "It was finally rejected by the Russians. They didn't have an yet, and they time may felt their prestige and military positions would be imperiled if they couldn't develop such a weapon. "The trag'c fact is that the atomic arms race is today proceeding at more furious and more insane pace than ever. I told this to the Senate committee, when they invited me to give my views. "I proposed that this com- mittee, with its great prestige, call upon the Congress and the President to order a complete embargo to the export of all nuclear devices and all nuclear material, that it be done fcow, and done unilaterally. "Also, and of terrible importance, the U.S ought to revoke the existing American licenses of such companies as General F.lectric and Westinghouse who are making billions of dollars a year exporting plutonium." Plutonium is the most toxic, poisonous material in the world. It is the stuff from Food Stamp SALT LAKE CITY (UPII-Ma- yor Ted Wilson of Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) City opposes the Kaiparowits power project, saying it would "destroy that fantastic natural -G- Calvin Rampton has ordered a report in two or three weeks on whether changes designed to reduce the number of ineligible families receiving food stamps are "taking hold. " they are endangering the future of the world. With such sophisticated scientists in the The world today. I believe many countries have the potential to develop atomic weapons. Who knows what these countries already have in their arsenal? Lilienthal noted with deep governor with Wednesday But Wilson told the Uintah Chapter of the Sierra Club Wednesday night that the problems of residents of southern Utah must be solved and the region made economically viable in some other way. The mayor said he has often met Norman state social services quality control director, and assistance Roy Cooper, payments director, to discuss the latest check on errors. The report on the last six months of 1976 showed errors in of the cases sampled errors including ineligible recipients and families paying too much or too little for the Angus, interest that France had canceled a plutonium-sellincontract with South Korea. g "Now that was a hell of a there. "There was such a rise of indignation and outrage around the world that France called the contract back. have minations told They Peterson described thp island as "potentially a fine park area" and said he was haDDv to see the road from the Davis County mainland to the island is in excellent condition. Ttip senator sniH hie vmii- tee also will discuss possibility of federal funding for the purchase of an area on the south shore of Bear Lake as a recreational site. "Most of the lake's shores are rocky, but this section is sandy and ideal for swimming and other recreational activities," he said. It is available from a private owner at a price not yet discussed, Peterson added. Sen. M. Blaine Peterson, chairman of the Legislative Interim Research Committee on Natural Resources, led his group on a tour of the been instigated and are thought to be working to reduce the error rate. "We have 10 do that kind of thing in this country When we show that we are taking the leadership, others will follow us quickly. We have enough deterrents. We don't need anymore. And neither does anyone else. "Some people say we're too late. That the whole thing is out of control." prescribed for Kaiparowits, but nevertheless Die Kaiparowits plant scrubbers would probably never work to full efficiency, and there's bound to be visual drift from that plant on certain days which could be seen from all over southern Utah." But southern Utahns have a tremendous problem, with their youngsters forced to move away in order to find jobs, and it must be dealt with, Wilson said. "But I frankly don't think Kaiparowits is the way to deal with that problem. I think He said his observation of the Navajo power plant near Page, Ariz., on the east shore of Lake Powell shows it has a detrimental effect on the environment. "I understand legislative committee which toured Antelope Island would like to develop the portions of it in private hands as part of Great Salt Lake State Park. deter- eligibility stamp region. the area." SALT LAKE CITY (UPD- -A stamps. Angus and Cooper told the governor that a series of technical changes in food the world could begin right the Navajo plant doesn't have Meeting to Discuss Antelope Island Set one-thir- d place to sell such potential for destruction," said Lilienthal. "Here are the North Koreans breathing down the neck of the South Koreans. The end of made backpacking and mountain climbing trips to the "When I come back from those trips I am absolutely convinced Kaiparowits would destroy that fantastic natural area." ov. foreign countries. These industries see only profits today and overlook the fact that Rampton island Wednesday. ineligibility doesn't always mean the family is making too much money to qualify for It could stamp purchases. mean that inadequate or unsigned forms or applications were found in the applicant's file by federal inspectors. He then called a committee meeting Friday afternoon at State Parks and Recreation Division headquarters to see if federal funds are available for development of the privately held portions of the island. New and Inspired LDS that scrubbers J X .' I! Hi " IgjtSjU, by .Mark E. Peteme Drawing from scripture well at modern-da- y New Chill Strikes Arms Talks TURH HEALTHY GREEN VIRACIO WORKS WONDtHS Supplies vital growth lementi. inunt jction Won. toil icidiiiM. 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Dana and a nnttnie as SP. THE BIHTII THAT HE CALL DEATH HIIO IS UK? area slowmaturing crops makes maximum use of land. The fast crop should be harvested and picked before the slower one is ripe for harvest. The Birth the American public, that proposal smt them in The spokesman did not characterize the Soviet answer, but an official close to the negotiations put the ctvwcM for agreement nt fiO 40 against, with time running out fast. It had hern planned that Stvrrtary of Si ate Henry KjsMnficr wttuld go to Moscow to work out final drtails if the reply wrre affirmative, and that the stalled SALT II treaty wwld be S'gned in WashingUm in mid summer. The official said if no agreement can be reached within the next two weeks. It Is likely the talks will be put cm kr until after the Novrmbrf election. The campaign, he rxplainrd. creates too many uncertainties and distractions for an important arms negotiation On the lest ban proposal, the State Department said both stdro "hpe that a satisfactory agreement ran be cnnrluded within the next r vera! w e ks " But a pnfceMTwn at the same time warned that if there i no agreement within W day, "the lilted States would review its pMlwn on the Threshold Test crops planted same the in and comprehensive stock of LDS Church books on our shelves at all times. New titles are available as published April 1 to April 10, order now. Refer to ZCMI Books for yours. AD 17 age power plants should be built to power and not ancillary jobs. To me it's not a good argument to say that a power plant ought to be build to stimulate the economy of southern Utah. There are other ways to stimulate that economy and I think they ought to be looked into." We keep a large "But I feel that what's happening now is so grave, and that the information has been so scantily presented to Utah-P- are provide LOST- r5'Xrt second-guessin- rrgotiations, according to U.S. officials. It was announced in Washington and Moscow that negotiators had not been able to conclude a satisfactory agreement to limit peaceful nuclear explosions in time for a March 31 deadline. That means that the Threshold Test Ban treaty, which would outlaw large underground weapons tests and which was signed by Richard M. Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid K. Breshncv in Moscow in July, 1974, will not go into effect as planned And the State Department said Wednesday that the Soviets have replied to a THE HERALD, Provo, Wilson Opposes Kaiparowits Report Is Ordered which atomic bombs and nuclear weapons can be made. 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