The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06
Yole Experts Atomic WorThreots
 Friendly Relations
 Wish Russio, EneFgS
 Control Advocated

ME& 44A3EAAs YAAAeE " Five Vale experts on internata0ilai affairs agreed today that ID. D. Russian diplomatic differences can- not be blamed on the atomic 0oinp'
 .sThese troubles" they declared. .,ante-dAre the atomic bomb. tf they have increased ia recent times. the Termination of hOstilittes against the common enemy Offers Siinciena explanation.
 .ff Soviet leaders are distalreeo by the increase Of Afnereap ialIl- tary strength caused by the 0onO or if they hage been rendered nlofe s,as,1ieious of American intentions heeatase Russia has been eEclnoen from secrets surrounding abomle homh production. they haze. ID n,,blie atterances at least, gwen bl- tie expression of their feelings.
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 The statements were made m a hook .sThe Absolute Weapon. pup lisned today by the Vale InsDp1.e of TnternatiOnal Studies. The vol. unae was edited by Pros. befpSso Rrodie and contained sections ps Profs Frederick $. Dunn, As.y,1 sss., W0lfers. Percy 2. C0rDetl' aho w"'
 They asserted that the unlteo states is not likely to attack sAie' aa with atom bombs 'iOyer saep ts' s,,es as democracy ip eastern En- ro..e ,or ,aaatOn0my movements " Asia and the Soviet leaders kpos IA,
 Whether they are also copvspcso that we would not Wiefse'E N force of the Soviet Union were N commit an act Of overt a8greSslos' against one 0f its peiglpbofs, po' body can tell. It gOuld be sataD p the Russians as well as fDse peace of the world fl they pisjuoeeo on' reactions. But there Is little Asilef' iean AiDiOinaey can do about a,
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 Tine professors predicted nls' mowers .'heside Britaip and Cap adaD viii be able to produce b0sgos in auanfity within 0ye or ten years They warned. s0nee the siissiaesa have inc bomb we sllslt depfilo to' fine very existence Of our clspllha' tion ol tlle success Of 0air ett0rts te maintaiD friendly Teietlops E'ib pla RlssiaDS or, failing that, op yg' ability tO deter them iron nlleef, taking actions Ngbicb Be youio Ieal obliged to oppose w,fb onS S'"ee might" . .o
 10 avert atomic yarfsrf, the pro- fese0rs said. the powers peshl oe. yel0p 'all the e0ae1liafofs, Daielelss acoslo.nie, and social activities Bplall' med f0T the UA, coupled sDiD " eonstaslt elfOrt t0 devise slAeD z sys' lem 0f e0DtfOl over the Use gl atomic energy as wtU 0yefe0llle " fear that new discoveries Bass hrougllt nID0D the w0tle
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