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Ambassador Dean
A sks
`New Sense of Urgency'
GENEVA - -t, S
dor Arttrus H. 1)(•;,/i .1111.11 y.-ler
doy for ;s new .voise of urgency in
the folii -yea; -old negotiations - for
te.it ban
fit• made. his pi.f.a ea d(.legz.tr ,
10 the 17-uat yin chsartnarnent eon
ferenee wt4Led for some hign from
New York - that the United States
'and the So - viet UnKon'fioally have
buttoned up The Cuban .probh•m.
' AT THE monwra Genevit was
tade4lovii in , the Involved diplo
:matte maneuvering going on be
tween the big pow N-ts. There was
pin - twit a sleepy attriosphe_re about
the 'disarmament I Wks,
Eut•the delegates fat their time
for .herd work might come soon
with the big powers ready to get
down' to' serious bargaining on
arms reduction and control prob-_
lems.
Dean said in a broadcast inter
view 'that he thoUght the Cuban
erisis, with its .thiTat of nuclear
strife,'-produced "a isobering ef
fect on .everyorte's thinking?'
"We have to go at the nuclear
test ban problem with a 'renewed
vigor." he said.
ONE BASlC•factor must change
it the United Stales. - Bri4 in and
thelSoviet Uuion are to agree on
a nuclear test ban. The Soviet
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iriu-A join the I.7nited States
and_ PA 'lain in accepting inter
n:itional on--ite inspection and
contr.)! to ginkrantee that none of
the fiower , - is: sneaking under- 1
ground. ie.:l; •
When; the disarmament confer--;
once - re.,urnedi..Monday after ah
11-week re TOsi.: the Soviet dele- i
gate, Sermon IC Tsarapkin, of
fered . to stop' all nuclear testing)
' by th.; end of the year:.. Bu r t he _
still rejected the international,
inspeition arrangements the West!
regards as vital.
That meant the - conference - ,was.
back in it., same old deadlock_ It,
was aim!, Proceeding at a leisurely
pace With plenary sessions sched
uled only three times a week.
' Sunday, on the 6... e IA the con-'
fermce, a senior U.S. diplomat
announced that Soviet tests hay
been continuing at a rate of abotn
one test every second day.
In a message to the_ conference
Monday. President Kennedy said:
— There is hope that the Soyief
t - Union evidently ,will soon con
' elude its series of atmospheric
1 tests This suggests that a mo
ment may be at hand to initiate
the beginning of the end of thi
upward spiral of `weapons com
Ipetition. If the oppOrtunit,
must not be lost."
Holiday Greetings
and management of
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December 4
Soviets May Have 30 Missile Subs ,
LONDON `A") An authorita-,
tit e British naval joi,trrral report-•
ed yesterday the Soviet Union
has 30 missile-launching subma-I
rues—twice' as many is the,
'United States.
But the figures given by'Jane's
Fighting - Ships indicate - I
U.S. missile-launching submarines
pack a more ipowertol punch with
nine of the 14 in operation cap
able of tiring Polaris- missiles
while submerged mites away.
The publication said the Soviet'
Limon will probably , : start trials:
of a. nuclear .übmarine armed'
with - Polaris-type missiles before:
the end of 1963 It 41so said.the
nuclear icebreaker Icnin is `ac
tually a parent ship for the nu-
clear-powered submarine Flot.iia.l
Jane's said the United States:
will halm 81 nuclear submarines•
operating by 1967. p 1 these. /4i
will be equipped with Polaris'
missiles.
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Jane's reported the • range of subs in operation-27 of theca
missiles carried by Soviet subma- nuclear-pOlverefi.
rines "about 350 miles but prob- The Soviet navy has increased
ably is being increased!' its submarine fleet by about 35
The British bible on warships underwater craft in the last year
in its 1962-63 edition said , the the British survey showed-
Russians have a total of 465 sub- The journal said the Red" na
marines—more than three times is reducing the number of eruis
as many as the United States— ers in commission but is beetiri.
and 12 ':of them are ' nuclear- up those which remain wi
powered_ guided missiles and turning ou
The United States has about 142 missile-launching submarines.
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