Atomic Bomb Anxiety and Global Power Dynamics
The text discusses why the atomic bomb captivates and frightens nations. It contrasts explosive power with earlier weapons, questions the urgency of U S worry, and notes that a single uranium possession could destabilize international relations. It explores how a nation with such a weapon must prove good faith and seek world organization to curb misuse.
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Global atomic threat demands UN led global plan
The author argues nations will pursue atomic bombs unless an international cooperative framework is created. Statesmanship and goodwill are required, with an international commission studying safeguards to minimize the risk, before the United States or others dictate terms.
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Swami predicts India's freedom by 1946 and world peace outlook
AP News features report Swami Yaviraj Sri Nityananda Kavishwar foresees India's freedom by February 1946 or nearby. He predicts the atomic bomb ends wars for 12 years, cites past prophecies on Roosevelt’s death and war’s end, and hints at a global shift toward unity and a new platform for debate by October 1945. He warns isolation gives way to universal brotherhood while science shapes peace.
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