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NEW DELHI scientists

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By CONRAD FINK

(AP) —India’s have moved within one step of entering the nu- Clear - weapons business. But there is no indication they soon

ON THE AR eters Mets tar 8 10. 9 wn

‘India’s Scientists One Step From Nuclear Weapon Fiel

internal politics, might

‘especially the cumbersome type it now is capable of producing.

The main fear among diplo- mats here is that India, for rea- sons of international prestige or go

nuclear device. pressure on Shastri will increase greatly.

Neutral experts. are certain _India _has not yet levees on ‘expensive and complica ‘of building a “‘sophisticated” nuclear weapon.

This requires, among other things, huge amounts of elec- tricity and the experis can find no signs that India’s nuclear establishment at Trombay on the west coast is diverting ex- tra-large

Also, experts say, making 2 sophisticated’ weapon based on uranium - 235 demands large amounts of intricate machinery ‘which India does not make and —at present — isn't buying abroad. ,

There *have’} been, however,

outlays for nuclear energy de- velopment $93,500,000 this year, compared with $61,200,000 last year. : : IMPROVING . TECHNOLOGY

Some experts. feel this indi- cates India is improving its nu-

clear technology to a level just below bomb-making capability.

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431 pm —Rezzie Dazzie * will take that last step. ahead with a crude device— $00 p.m.—Dr- Who + | Well - informed experts say thereby setting off a chain re- 530 p.m —Musk Hop ;that within 18 months of receiv- action of nuclear proliferation 6.0 p-m.—Nation’s Business ing a ‘‘go" signal, India’s highly in such countries as Pakistan. 6 \5 p-m—twe Longer regarded nuclear establishment Japan, Indonesia and the United 63!) op m.—Gazettes could exninde a ¢ pluto- Arab Republic. 700 p-m—CFCY TV News nium device. Prime Minister Shastri insists 715 p.m—Setety 65 In the context of modern India will not start such a dan- 7 0 p m.—Bewitched | Weaponry, however, such a de- gerous arms race. But there is 200 p.m.—The Rogues _Vice probably would not qualify strong demand for a nuclear 900 p.m—Red River Jamboree as a bomb. Competitive weap- bang to match neighboring Chi- 920 p.m.—Perry Mason onry to match nuclear arse- na’s — and Shastri shows it. 10.30 p.m.—Festival ~|nals in the West, Soviet. Union Shortly after Peking’s first nu- 11.30 p.m.—N-F.B. Presents or even China is far beyond In- clear explosion last. year. Shas-_ 12:00-pom:—C8C- News dia’s reach. : tri declared unequivocally that 12.13 «.m.—tocel Weather end Sports Additionally, India has aei- India -would not follow suit. Scores ther rockets nor planes with Now, he says this decision 12.15 p.m.—Sign Off which to deliver substantial ‘‘stands for the present.” CKCW-TV _ numbers of nuclear weapons— But now that China, India’s * 9.57 am.—Station Sgn On j

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

“When the politicians say

substantial increases in budget

an the scientists want to be. ready,” one expert said |

India has raw materials nee- | essary for a crude device. It produces plutonium at Trombay ° and 1s thought to have several pounds on hand.

Dr. H. J. Bhabha, head of In- dia’s nuclear development, de- nied in an interview that he se- cretly is building weapons for underground testing

Bhabha is interested in atomic power stations, hadly

“by power-hungry India. |

At the moment, so is Shas- | tris government. and unless pressure for a “prestige bhang’’ gets too strong, it is likely te stay that way.

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East dealer Both sides vulnerable.

bidding:

help me with my problem, but T have reached a desperate sit-

uation where I am _ willing to grasp at_any straw.

A-year-ago I was playing in a jrubber bridge game and held

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the South hand. You can imag- ine my feeling of disappointment when I heard, East open the

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290 p.m.—Moment ef Truth FAST his life suddenly says a dia- 329 o.m_—leke Thirty @ 10983 aA mond 4.90 p.m.—As The World Turn | 9 107543 VAJE Well, I got to four spades, all 430 p.m—Razzle Dazzie ¢ @ KQJ10854 lright, and won the diamond 5.00 p.m.—Dr. Who | #1096 aati | lead with the ace. I led the king $30 p.m.—Musi Hop UTH of spades. East took it and re- 6,00 p.m.—Supper Club. 4KQI7652 turned a diamond, which I Se Sem ete leerelnn:: Hane 2. ruffed and West overruffed. i eed ' SAkQs West then put East in with a

sheart. and another diamond lead

ruined me. It didn't

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This

consulted a psychiatrist After the usual treatment—i

got so I was Spending more time on-the- psychiatrist's couch than I was in bed at home—he told

me the cause of my troubles

I tried a few other skull doc- “tors and they all_teld—me—the : , same thing. They said I should

: matter South West North whether I trumped high or low

predicament continued for weeks. Finally, I

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HE PLANNED TO INTRODUCE THE USE OF PAPER MONEY

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WHERE'S DAD?

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“OVERTURE TO ‘DIE FLEDERMAUS'~ ++. and “A WALTZ DREAM™ by Oscar Straus.

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