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U.S. Secretarv Of Defence Discusses Military Plans __-
CHICAGO (AP)—Defence Sec- 'retaliatory forces to limit dam- retary Robert McNamara cut- age done to ourselves and lines here a wide range of mili- allies, by knocking out the tary moves the United States emy'’s bases before he has would use to cope with Com- time to launch his munist war of different kinds in vos. different places.
The cabinet member put his using our forces views inte what the Pentagon re- ing weapon -- by threatening garded as a major speech before further attack. an American Bar Association dinner here.
The possibilities McNamara woud give the enemy an incen- posed ranged from a “single tiye to avoid our cities and to massive attack” in nuclear re- stop a war. Our new policy taliation to operations by a few gives us the flexibility to choose men in the twilight zone of war among several against guerrilla snipers. In be- plans, but does not require that tween, he «ketched such things we make any advance commit- as strikes at enemy ‘vases and ment with respect to doctrine use of U.S. forces to halt war or targets. We shall be com- with the threat of further at- mitted only to a system thai tacks. gives us the ability to use our
Significantly, he said in dis- forces in a controlled,apd delib- cussing nuclear aspects that the erate way, so as best to pursue
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He cited Soviet Premier) pe ae eae non- should know whereof he speaks” lm HATO “ol teedee wah > —as an authority, McNamara | pacity to tailor our responses to recalled Khrushchev’s speech to|, particular military challenge _ year’s conference of world to that level of force which is
mmunist parties. |both appropriate to the issue in-
In that speech, Khrushchev volved and militarily favorable said a-major war in this nu- | to our side,”
United States is not committed the interests of the United | the rest |
clear age is too dangerous, but | favored the idea of wars of
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a eaeaee and covert ag- In Car Blast : But, said McNamara, Soviet : plicy_and. development” 'Not Determined intercontinental missile force “gives us not cause te relax our TORONTO (CP) — Ontario snlene guard." Here he spehe crime laboratory. technicians
of strategic warfare possibili- | still have not determined the
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ties: : | kindof explosive that blasted “We may have to retaliate | 36-year-old Walter Yetman's car with a single massive attack. | outside his home Feb. 13.
Or, we may be able to use our, Yetman, of St. Mary’s Nfid., who was said to have received threats. of death prior to the Labor Talks bombing, was killed as he pre- : | pared to drive to his job at a ° | city garbage incinerator. The Will Affect | shattered car was spread over a block and a half. Police later charged Peter Stee Trend Ado Kriivel, said to be a friend of Yetman's wife, in connection CLEVELAND (AP) — Devel. With cheques taken from a con- opments in the steel labor talks Stfuction company office and going on in Pittsburgh will have | c@shed under the name of -the more effect on the steel market ‘ead man’s brother. than automobile sales, interna-| Kriivel was unable to raise tional developments, or any- the $5,000 bail and remained in thing else, Steel magazine said. | custody. “Rising hopes for an early Crime technicians had been agreement will mean falling or- | @tteggnting to piece the 1953 ders for steel,” the metalwork-| model car together in the hope ing weekly said. ‘Worsening | it would yield fingerprints or prospects for a peaceful settle- | other clues. ment will trigger an order up- Homicide detectives at first}
building.”’ to 12 sticks of dynamite had The magazine said buyers Deen Placed under the car's have covered their short - term 00d and connected to explode requirements and have ordered When the engine was started.
| tons larger than they were on man in the car when the ve-|
more steel than they expect to Aloysius J. Leahy, Yetman's use this quarter, with their in. Workmate, and boarder escaped ventories a the end of March | death by seconds. He was about expeced to be at least 3.000,000 to leave the house and join Yet-
hicle disintegrated.
Steel said chances for a} MOSTLY NOMADS peaceful labor settlement are| Of the estimated 1,200,000 pop- excellent, but it won’t come as ulation of Libya in north Africa, quickly and easily as some pre- about 93 per cent are nomadic dict. : Arab Moslems.
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5:16—Program Schedule 10:15—Playroom course, South could have 2 5:17—The Outports 10:30—Joan Marshall = the hand if he had refused I> §:20—The Outports 96:60. Fer ‘Costeuinets second heart finesse and e $.25—Marine Weather 10.45—Fighting Words gone up with the ace. He could O $:28—The Outports 11:15Record Album then have followed the same line
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