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guarantee the physical survival of as many people as possible. B ' o o 0 hence the shelter program. - ‘ l 1 There are estimates that an‘ [2‘33 gig—rifliznival e c o m I n g I m p I Ifyvall-out nuclear attack by the So-

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concept of infinity. , If there is to be any improve- The Soviet Union's capacity;ment in the shelter program.

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12,13 Si n o” and scientists say 20 other coun-feveW year Since 1952- In that be destroyed. taminate the surface of water. i114 a.m-— 9 mes have the technical knowl. year, Congress voted $252.300,~ The basic question is whether but settles to the bottom. Water ’ ' CKCW TV edge to build them. 1000. This year 0CD asked for life in such a society would be off the top can be drunk. . o no musicianshzsszi slim = m. .——sm'an lg" n g‘ l ' . I - t i ; . "1,00 Ytx'ationall School Telecast :(Smnrfy'lona security {.or anylon shelters and $46.00.0()0 to s ".30 “up—Nova Scoria Schools T r . t V . t. t J . jstock them with food. medical H _ “"30 pmrAum Canadl “g $1.1m?" “filing: 91;“‘supnlies. hunks and blankets. ‘ ‘ f ‘f “‘00 lam—Friendly Giant $19k ~b liesncrthai‘ er hr. -. The decline in appropriations ' 1;“5 p_m.,chu Helene S‘Irt,“ all“; a ma ‘3: nlcallprobably reflects popular opin-l : .2'30 p.m.—-Butternut Square .°"£nm? A8 9?” 9m 0 mak‘_‘ion on the futility of defence, '- lém perBGTV News male 0 u. ili‘icrica immune immeasums. ‘ . O ,‘m pm .—Monday Playbill “"9” a BC 's‘lmP955'b 9" Wiesner and York recently‘ {E‘s-*7 X “ Tall Story H l t Wiles": “t'aifCIenllnch advnser,wrote in The Scientific Ameri- - fl _ 'h can 0 rest on weig t . Eisen-lcan; 13(10an At Home W" h l c ocker . owcr and York was head of thel "The steady decrease ln na. ‘00 amt—Ag The World Turni defence department's Advancedglional security did not result; 3 " ' ._Tgke Thirty 3959mm Protect Agency \vhenlfrom any inaction on the part E O 3.30 p m , . 4m pm —Secret Storm it embarked. on the search for of responsible U.S. military and SHADOW OFA c ' 4'30 pm —Razzle Dazzle an anti-missile missile. civilian authorities. It resulted}I SMOKNG VOLCAM 3: son rim—run time .An ‘ impressive number offl‘om the systematic exploitationl is CALLED THE .1}, / (,oo p,m.—Suppor Club. scientists and research analystslor line PFOGUClS 0‘ mOdEl‘n SCl‘I HUMNOFMWM \N (hazy! (~15 p.m.-—Lianel Television Newl are convinced that the only pos-‘enCe ann technolnlly by t‘he 50- I 0.72.7 n25 p.m_—Weat er sible solution is some form of "19’ Union . 53o p.m.—Spom worldwide arms reduction and “3””! 51d“ in the arms r3.” ‘ l‘ A. r r: 6.35 p,m.—5UPPU Club control. are thus confronted by steadily; DIDMV EARS IT WAS RAND/J I p6 D ‘ TH: 3 7m p,m._.77 Sunset Strip increasing military strength and1 DECENE ME; DID _HE WANr-ED To ' MOVIES AND H: 8m pm_3ewi,ched PROSPECTS REMOTE steadily decreasing national se-y I HEAEVOU TURN ‘ 830 pm_D°n Mam, But 'the prospects for area curity. 1 NOTHING! 9.00 Pm_show of the Week ment in this field in the‘near‘ “it is our considered profes-. A By ONLY LAST 10 no pm—Danger Man uture appear remote. rsionai judgment that this di-l flfigmm H'm nm.—-The sixties in the event of a nuclear at-flemma has no technical solu-. oFEIefenbLirg,(-Zrerman'y, > n 30 pm —Wendy 8. Ms tack on North America. there-ition.” , WAS TRAlNEDSOWELL i200 am—CBC TV New' fore. the mam hope for survivall What Wiesner and York were. To AP OUT ANSWERS a 12.” a.m.—Viewpoint -~—however forlorn—seems lo be,saying. in essence. was that regl To U55“ m” In 1220 urn—Lionel Netwal'l‘ NW" to run for the shelters. But aslgardless of any defence system. Ta HSHg‘E'uE "6% d 12.25 ...n.-—5tntion Sign 0“ matters now stand. the U.S.venough nuclear warheads wouldl >._._‘ Simmcm To DEA-m l' . sonc R- a" “mo d I f I ' A in Kurdistan SCHEME-RING WAS ' IS FORBIDDEN BY LAW AVED 0N1}! no"... ,. er y Group 0 Popu ahoni “WWW” 5 r ’ EMBEE _ d w other v HE MAY HAVE 3 WlVES TRUDGlNG 77-]; Hag/um koyAL “0 NM '" Er EX ected TO Reach 9 Per Cent BESIDE HIM ~EACH BEARlNG FAMILY 3006mm; ass—Momma Row “P “545'!” weme, and Mar, A 704.3. WATER BAG HORSE FOR$2000 m m ' . ' umSydmik..lm Worldviews“

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