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. By FRED S. HOFFMAN WASHINGTON

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(AP) — Key) defence department civil- | lan officials are in dispute about hb notion that installation of an | anti-missile system by the Sov- | et Union or—the- United States! would upset the nuclear ““bal- ance of terror’’ and increase the . danger of major war. {

These ‘officials hold the view" that the missile offence on both the U.S. and Russian sides is “likely to stay. ahead of the de | tence, and that atomic war will b> deterred as a result. dr. John §. Foster,

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tering, put it this. way-in re- tently - released testimony for Congress: * : :

“We are designing the best | defensive system which current), technology permits, but .. . it | stl] could not prevent millions | of lives being lost and major }

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cities destroyed in all-out Soviet have urged an early start on a

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“Surely the “Russians, if they are at aill- reasonable, must know that they, too, would lose millions of lives even if they had a defence system—even one as good as ours.

“Hence I believe that deter-

nce will continue to vuperate.”

he possibilif?"W Russia beat- ing’ the United States with an anti- missile system has been raised by who contend such a Soviet de-

States in great peril.

Certain analysts im the de fence department go along with Foster's thinking.

States has spent more than $1,200,000,000 in an accelerated Program to develop ‘“‘penetra-

tion-aids’’ which they are confi- |

dent would enable enough American missiles to ‘get through Soviet defences and de- stroy large segments of the Russian. population and = econ- omy.

Details of the penetration-aid program are secret. But ad-

uteman intercontinental bal- listic _missile and the Polaris submarine-launched missile 5 to be so equipped. ; U.S. plans involvé also the

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would be against targets.

These improvements, are uot just on the drawing board— they are a reality for opera tional use in the relatively near future. ,

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‘ The civilian | experts note that the United.

vanced models of both the Min. |

arheads which_U.S. cities, J guided precisely and to provide a thin defence

The joint chiefs of staff do not |,

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full-scale U.S. missile defence designed to counter a sophisti- | ‘cated Russian attack.

The civilians ‘believe that the | ‘Russians could kill as many as |50,000,000 Americans, no matter | how good. the U:S. missile de fence might be. But they con- cede that such a defence wou?i force the Russians to expend more 3. . I EXPERTS DISAGREE | There is a considerable differ: jence of opinion between intelli- | gence experts bys civilian pol- i ofti Russians actually | jare installing an- anti-missile | system. ae There is no disagreement that

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and Moscow areas and possibly ‘as far porth as the Norwegian- border

; While intelligence ‘authorities ‘are convinced it is an anti-mis- \sile system, Pentagon civilians feel it could be an improved jmissile defence against bomber jattack, :

But an officer involved in this field said the. type of radar which the Russians have em- placed’ normally would be asso- ciated with an area defence against missiles.

backed by the joint chiefs of staff calls for installation of a system by 1975 to protect 2

for the entire United States jagainst a light missile attack. In addition to batteries defend- ling the 25 cities, about a dozen more Niki X anti-missile sites ould be arrayed along the

northern U.S. border This would cost something

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the Soviets have put in. at least |structure. of a new de-| All French fensive system in the Leningrad .

men, will be withdrawn from Washington. —

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Plans To Withdraw Missiles From W. Germany

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(Reuters) — France NATO command by July 1. has told its Atlantie. allies it Talks are under way on the.role pease oe oe seek and status they will have in anti-aircraft missiles from West Germany after that date. Germany, French ‘NATO'wyrHDREW SQUADRON ge said here a ee - Last week the French with-| e sources sa rance’s West G | chief delegate to NATO, Pierre drew trom West Germany a 15- de Leussé, informed the NATO Plane squadron of | F-100 jet | permanent council of this at its fighters from the 50 to 60 com. | weekly meeting here Wednes. >at planes and about 11,000 air day. oS force men now based thete The two units are based at) NATO's top military policy- Stetten and Freidrichschafen in ™aking body, the ~ standing NATO’s forward area. De Sroup, will be abolished July 1, Leusse told the NATO’ councif well-informed sources in Lon- ; ‘ : on_said Thursday. cause they could operate only’ The. work 7of this . Anglo- in an integrated system. France |French-Amerifan .Sroup, which | has announced it is withdrawing |met ig ‘Washington, will. .be | its forces from NATO’s military taken over by the Atlantic Al- | A jliance’s top military strategy | forces statiohed in body, the 15 - nation military | Germany, some 70,000 |commitee, which also meets in

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ICTIBCJ : > al Regardless of what he does |. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ALWAYS MISTRUST A SUB- } NORTH |now, South must go down.-Thus, | -. ORDINATE WHO NEVER FINDS FAULT WITH HIS SU- — Peg he enters dummy “with a dia-| PERIOR—COLLINS (| ; @KI162 mond in order to take 2 club fi- (©° 1966, King Features Syndicate, Ine) 41095 nesse, West wins with the aueen : WEST EAST and cashes the nine of spades to : —| 2 @AK109 = 8452 _—|8€¢ the contract one trick. |OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE © @8653 @72 - But if South makes allowance @ Boa SSE ee et ee ee ele s mps are di 2, ad |# UM.YAS, Boys, - CHEER UP) DON'T SEND His SOUTH of 33. he makes the contract. — FIREMAN tate meres FIREMAN =~) NIBS TO CHEER \a aQi \He delays-playing— “until * OF PROBABILITY! As THIS CHART ‘ ; Qe @AKQI4A jhe is good and Teady to do so. SHOWS, NO RELIEF HORLERS LAST oe Stes Instead of drawing trumps | oe Frnt KNUCILEGALL ARUCTS! a” right away, he ruffs the third L THROWERS HAVE THE x= “ ss i“ b cee hae SHORTEST CAREER OF ANY<~ mm : e bidding: spade high a enters dummy. SELDOM MORE THAN tuece i South West North Kast Dy playing a low heart to. the ; banter 2@ Pass 2NT Pass (Nine. Now he leads the ten of - 3 Pass 3@ Pass clubs and plays low, losing to a ' 2¢ Pass 4@ =. ithe queen. $ tien lead— West is now helpless, ‘despite | Opening Jeadtne of spades "tou ‘vampe if hee i spade, dummy ruffs and South Suit contract he taces the prob- "4 in-position-to—enter his I f t ; em ol whether or not to draw jhand with a diamond _ to draw eee