UPI outlook on worldwide nuclear spread warned by Ikle
UPI Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom reports Dr. Fred C. Ikle, director of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, warned that the most dangerous material mankind has fashioned will gradually spread worldwide. The piece traces U S leadership in nuclear control from the Baruch plan to SALT talks and notes the energy role of nuclear technology amid 1973 oil shocks and space milestones. Jamaica’s Afro descent population is also noted.
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Apollo rendezvous and space co op described as difficult
The article quotes scientists discussing the Apollo Soyuz rendezvous as very difficult, noting language barriers and the need for international cooperation. It covers NASA officials optimistic about joint missions, and comments on nuclear technology, Brazil contracts, and global views on nuclear energy and weapons.
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