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Suspension Atomic
Weapons Testing
Will Win Friends
WASHINGTON, UP)— Sen. Hu
bert Humphrey (D-Minn) Thurs
day cheered a report the United
States is about ready To announce
a temporary suspension of nuc
lear weapons testing.
Humphrey, chairman of the
Senate Disarmament subcommit
tee, said his staff had been in
formed such a step was under
consideration.
“A temporary suspension on
our part as a prelude to negotia
tions of a safeguarded agreement
would be good, sound public
policy,” Humphrey said. “It
would win us friends around the
world, and put us out in front
ip. the disarmament field,”
The White House declined to
confirm or deny the report which
came from an informed source.
The source, asking to remain
anonymous, said the government
hopes a temporary halt might
pave the way to a permanent in
ternational agreement for a test
suspension, with adequate safe
guards.
Sen. Henry Jackson (D-Wash)
a key member of the Congres
sional Atomic Committee,, said he
learned by grapevine that a one
year suspension proposal is ex
pected.
“It will have a serious impact
on our nuclear weapons,” said
Jackson, chairman of a subcom
mittee on military application of
atomic power. “However, as of
today, we are in a superior posi
tion as to the Soviets in both
nuclear and thermonuclear wea
pons.”
Suspension of weapons tests,
Jackson said, would improve in
ternational relations, and parti
cularly the standing of the United
States in African and Asian
areas.
Jackson said there has been a
split in the administration over the
proposed suspension of tests of
nuclear weapons.
“The State Department is on
one side and the Atomic Energy
Commission on the other side.”
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