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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, January 8, 1958 13 ': K COOL EYE Cast Toward Suggestions That Atom Data ain's first, explosion of an atomicany such Suggestions are mounting that '! the United States and Britain " swap atomic secrets for their mutual benefit. A survey of con- gressimal sentiment reported be- low is the last of four articles on atomie energy. By CHARLES F. BARRETT ! WASEINGTON (AP)--The new Congress casts a cool eye toward |! high-level suggestions from both sides of the Atlantic that the United States should lower its secrecy bars i and again share atomic informa- _ tion with Britain, | Incoming congressmen willing to .. take a stad in an Associated Press a survey lied up almost 2 to 1 against an opea interchange of | data with Britain. . on the issue, and But there was a lively argument many lawmakers said they ha: e not made up their minds. Favorable replies voiced such vies s&s these: 'Britain is our best »: "the free world will stand or fall together"; "either we're allies or we're not." And the more numerous negative side sounded these themes: "Brit- ish security system doubtful, too dangerous"; in the light of Britaia's refusal to ald according to her ability in the Korean War, I would not make available to her any information whatever." At any rate, the Congress seems certain to take a long look at the proposition in the light of para- mount new developments. These developments include Brit- bomb, progress in the U.S. on a hydrogen bomb, and a growing insistence from free world military leaders that they share enough knowledge about U.S. atomic weap- ons to help plan a common defence. TIES CUT Britain, Canada and the U.S. worked hand-in-glove on a joint atomic program until the ties were cut in 1946 by a U.S. law forbidding the passing of any American atom information to a foreign power. The tight security regulations of the 1946 Atomic Energy Act were relaxed slightly by Congress in 1951. The 1951 amendment permits the U.S. to share with friendly nations certain atomic energy data outside the field of military weap- ons--such things as reactor devel- opment, treatment of source ma- terials and production of fissionable matter. But sharing of information about atomic weapons is still prohibited. In the survey, Republicans showed more hostility to the idea than Democrats. Republican repre- sentatives lined up 50 to 20 on the more or less negative side, with 10 others saying go slow;. not a single Republican senator gave a definite yes and only three indi- cated support, while 10 Republican senators gave .a definite no and ous were inclined toward opposi- ion. Democrat representatives tcok a generally negative stand by a 29-25 count, with 13 others, saying only they would be very cautious toward Be Pooled Atomic Poem Rocks House OTTAWA (OP)-Dr. O. M. So- landt, poker-faced chairman of the defence research board, sent mem- bers of the Canadian Club into fits of laughter Wednesday, reciting this limerick which he said .nove; senaie Democrats lined up 10 more or less in favor, 24 generally opposed. Representative Carl T, Durham (Dem. N.C.), outgoing chairman of the joint congressional atomic energy committee, said he would have to see just what information is covered in the proposed ex- change. But he said Britain's suc- cess in exploding an atomic bomb CInages the matter more practi- cal." . SHARE INFORMATION Prime Minister Churchill said recently he thinks Britain and the U.S. should share information again, after President-elect Eisen- hower takes office Jan. 20. Church- ill is expected to press this point in talks with Efsenhower in New York Wis week. " many In ashington, e stal a defence Separtments and, atomic fond work In Toronto or energy commission are r2po to | Fe : Ferm hands. miners and oon- have agreed informally that the so workers Barons 1946 act should be modified at least de up the bulk of the 'Immigrants so the U.S. could give some infor-|™. ns to its| with Britain providing most of the mation on atomic weapons A omen, North Atlantic rrealy allies. d th Obviously, Eisenhower an incoming administration: hold the REJECT AID FOR AGED key to whether such a program TORONTO (CP)--The civic wel- will be recommended to Congress. fare committee Wednesday rejec- Eisenhower has yet given no hint {ted a proposal to pay up to $20 a month supplementary assistance to old-age pensioners on the basis of his attitude. YOUR BANK'LL BULGE of individual need. The proposal, | the Toronto welfare look in the Business Opportunities | endorsed by for that moneymaker you've been | council, could have utilized a pro- wishing for. 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Charles de Gaulle into the govern- m 85 National Assembly votes behind Mayer early today to clinch his confirmation as premier. of 389 to 205. He is the leader of $24,000,000 new : the ; On- | despite its name is considered con- tario planning and development de- servative. He was also supported by the centre parties that have About 50 per cent of the 160.000 | participated in every French gov- ernment coalition sinde tario, Only a few hundred of'these government crisis that followed the resignation of Premier Antoine Pinay over a budget policy. But the new premier still must piece \ Largest Majority Aids New Premier PARI 8 (CP)--Rene Mayer, the initial backing of one of largest parliamentary majori- There was no immediate. indica- ent. ' The de Gaullists swung 84 of their Mayer won approval by a vote Radical Socialist party, which the war. His confirmation ended a 16-day ' RENE MAYER together a coalition cabinet that can win Assembly approval. No | posing the proposed theatre. | Mail Carrier Dies Drive-In Permit When Hit By Train TORONTO (CP) -- Mr. Justice] INGERSOLL (CP) -- A 82-year- R. I. Ferguson Wednesday ordered old Ingersoll mail carrier, Wilford Bertie township council to grant alB Qlifford, was killed instantly building permit to Barney Ziff for | Wednesday night wher he was a drive-in theatre on the outskirts struck by a speeding Canadian Nae of Fort Erie. tional Railways express-passenger About 185 taxpayers signed reso-| lutions addressed to the council op- Court Orders train, Eye-witnesses told police Clifford {ya Saprying ma to a Toranto- arnia train halted at the station After the taxpayers protested MI.| here when he stepped into the path Ziff's application for a permit, the of 5 through Detroit-Toronto 'rain. council refused to grant one. A re- strictive by-law, 'which had been, oy was hurled 83 feet by given first and second readings last spring, was finally passed Oct. 6. But Mr, Justice Ferguson said | the bylaw did Jot prohibit erec- | FALSE TEETH tion of a drive-in theatre. 'That Loosen Need Not Embarrass ary strength to govern alone. Many wearers of false teeth have Mayer, a member of the Roths- | suffered real embarassment because child banking family and one of |their plate dropped, slipped or wob- France's leading finance experts, bles at just the wrong time. Do not twice won assembly ap roval for ive in fear of this happening to you. the premiership--in oy and last | Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, July--but had to quit when he | the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on tailed to 1d oth rt into | JOU plates. Holds false teeth nore mold other - parties firmly, so they feel more comfort a cabinet. He had been a member lable. Does not sour. Checks "plate of nine cabinets, but never pre- odor" (denture breath). Get FAS- mier. 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