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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Ongoing US debate on atomic control; US Assistant Secretary John Rickerson highlights US sharing of atomic knowledge for peaceful uses and urges adoption of UN majority control plan opposed by Russia, which claims sufficient bombs for war but promotes peaceful atomic power.
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White Russia was expected to follow the Soviet contention that Russia will have enough atomic bombs if war comes, but is using atomic power for peaceful construction.
U. S. assistant secretary of state John Rickerson said yesterday the United States is both using and sharing its atomic know-how with medical and research laboratories throughout the world.
What atomic knowledge are the Russians sharing for the benefit of mankind? he asked.
He urged the adoption of the majority control plan which Russia opposes.
This plan, he said, provides for an international co-operative under U. N. direction that, through inspection and control, will make such atomic power used for peaceful purposes only.
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United States
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Yesterday
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urged adoption of un majority control plan for peaceful atomic use, opposed by russia
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US debate on atomic control continues; White Russia expected to align with Soviet view of sufficient atomic bombs for war but peaceful use otherwise; US shares atomic know-how globally; Rickerson questions Russian sharing and promotes international cooperative under UN with inspection for peaceful purposes only.