Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
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ave control over the atom
Armed missiles and that the
control envisaged would be
Joint. t. would be assured.
furthermore. By the division Of
custody over the parts OF the
weapon.
BY way OF example: The
Dutch would be given missiles
without warheads but the
United States would set up
nearby q stockpile Of nuclear
warheadS. In emergency the
Two parts would have TO be put
together TO make an effective
Weapon. The weapon therefore
could be fired only by joint
action of the United States and
The Netherlands.
~Bulsanin Letters Considered
= Consideration Of the nuclear
missiles issue here has been
heavily eolored by the series Of
aetters Soviet Premier Nikolai
2ulsanin sent to NATO govern
aient heads Immediately before
Jhey came to Paris. These let
GERS played on two points.
One was that II Europe took
ymissiles and atomic warheads
the result would be to make
settlements with Russia much
harder ana would increase the
danger d nuclear war in
,Europe. This was read as q
warning Or threat In the West.
Russia beng tfe only atomic
power hostile to the Western
alliance.
: The other point was that
Eussia thinks settlement Of
outstanding differences should
be attempted In new East-West
negotiations and the West
Should be negotiating instead
81 arming.
The results Of the decisions
sreached here in the last two
,Siays is that the West win now
%ry to do both.
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Two Groups Provided
; The foreign ministers agreed
yesterday that Soviet offers Of
ran end TO the cold war would
rbe assessed by two groups:
- Cd The foreign ministers OF
britain. France, Canada and
1.-The United States will continue
10 represent NATO in an effort
ITO restart stalled disarmament
talks with Russia. These were