Destruction Plan Aims at Hydrogen Bombs by U S and USSR
Former Atomic Energy Commission member Thomas E Murray proposes a bold program to dismantle megaton hydrogen bombs in American and Soviet stockpiles under international supervision. He argues the era of terror ends only when stockpiles are extinguished and disarmament follows a lawful, force-backed framework. He outlines a general approach and then weighs pros and cons.
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Bionics and the dream of a safer nuclear future
AAP science writer outlines bionics from bat sonar to human ear devices and argues a plan to dismantle megaton weapons via an international agency. He contends such steps could curb terror, reduce violence, and shift power toward peaceful uses while addressing risks of Soviet cheating.
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Murray proposes matching hydrogen bomb destruction to ease fears
Thomas E. Murray, former AEC member and influential Catholic layman, advocates a new approach to ending the nuclear balance of fear by matching destruction of hydrogen bombs in American and Soviet stockpiles. Born near Albany, NY, he is a Yale mechanical engineer and wartime ordnance designer with seven sons, four daughters, and 38 grandchildren.
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