Prince
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Thursday,
June
11,
1903
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THURSDAY,
JUNE
11th
Atomic
Weapon
Production
To
Be
Raised
WASHINGTON
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Atomic
Energy
Commission
officials,
viewing
1954
as
a
year
of
"urgency,"
have
told
the
United
States
Congress
that
they
plan
a
sharp
increase
in
the
output
of
weapons
with
"new
and
greater
effectiveness."
In
tesimony
released
here,
they
said
a
boost
of
more
than
25
per
cent
in
the
production
of
atomic
materials
and
weapons
is
scheduled
for
next
year.
This
would
build
up
stockpiles,
at
"a
much
higher
rate"
than
last
year:
when
atomic
developments
were
described
as
"revolutionary."
Chairman
Gordon
Dean
cautioned
against
any
further
cuts
in
next
year's
atomic
budget,
which
lie
said
alieady
has
been
slashed
32
per
cent.
It
had
been
"pared
to
the
bone"
and
"contains
risks."
Russia,
Dean
said,
is
pushing
a
top-priority
atomic
program
that
underlines
"our
sense
of
the
urgency
which
we
feel
about
m
seiucment,
which
could
be
months
and
even
years
in
the
future.
Eisenhower'
statement
that
the
United
States
would
make
a
defence
treaty
after
an
armistice
thus
represents
a
substantial
concession
In
his
plans
and
that
of
his
advisers
to
date.
However,
authorities
said
that
it
should
be
clear
to
Rhee
and
his
associates
that
this
is
as
far
as
the
U.S.
government
Is
prepared
to
go.
Specifically,
they
said
that
the
president
will
never
grant
Rhee
a
blank
cheque
for
future
military
operations
in
Korea
with
assur
1NGTON
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U.S.
said
President
Eisen-ffcr
of
an
early
defence
l,
South
Korea
repre-
gciierous
concession
to
reun
government
co-!
with
the
impending
,;unist
truce
agree-not
by
any
means,
meet
the
demands
laid
by
Korean
.
President
i
Rhce
in
a
statement
through
the
embassy
Kounized
by
officials
t
there
is
a
fundainen-.rrecnncllable
difference
the
Korean
and
U.S.
nts
about
carrying
on
an
war,
and
there
is
cep
uncertainty
about
any
compromise
can
in
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GERALD
Rl'TLEDGE,
member
of
the
faculty
of
the
Royal
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Toronto,
will
conduct
current
examinations
for
the
Conservatory
here
on
June
11
and
12.
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thai
the
US.
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Rehabilitation
In
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Authorities
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concerned
about
expression
of
South
Korean
opposition
to
the
truce
which
now
seems
so
close.
They
are
gravely
worried,
however,
about
the
threats
Rhee
has
made
to
express
his
opposition
in
action.
If,
for
example,
he
pulls
his
divisions
out
of
the
UN
command
and
orders
them
to
go
on
fighting
alone,
the
truce
might
be
wrecked.
Even
more
likely
in
such
an
event
is
the
disastrous
prospect
of
bloody
quarrelling
between
present
comrades
in
arm.
For
the
word
here
is
that
the
United
Nations
command
is
going
through
with
the
truce
.'greemcnts,
assuming
it
can
be
concluded
on
the
"honorable
terms"
now
being
broached,
and
it
would
thereafter
have
the
responsibility
of
enforcing
tho.se
terms
Including
no
more
shootingon
all
the
troops
within
its
Jurisdiction.
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
The
cost
of
rehabilitating
what
fighting
in
Korea
destroyed
will
be
huge,
a
statement
by
J.
Donald
Kingsley,
retiring
agent
general
for
Korean
reconstruction,
indicates
here.
Mr.
Kingsley
estimated
recently
that
up
to
$1,500,000,000
worth
of
capital
investment
would
be
needed
in
Korea.
He
also
told
the
five-nation
UNKRA
advisory
committee
that
the
l'J54
budget
of
the
agency,
the
main
UN
instrument
for
long-term
aid
to
Korea,
should
be
$250,000,000
Instead
of
$130,000,000
estimated
as
the
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Authorities
said
:)!y
have
to
do
the
best
with
what
they
have.
To
Continue
i4f
iue
is
whether
Dijlrt
be
unified
by
mil-tiv
political
and
diplo-sns.
Rhce
wants
to
the
war
until,
he
says,
end
it
with
a
united
e
of
Red
power.
But
cd
States
and
its
UN
1st
upon
a
truce
with
now,
in
the
middle
of
li;mim
the
matter
of
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to
later,
peaceful
ne-
wer's
offer
of
a
deft
was
contained
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a
.de
public
by
the
White
tir
it
was
released
in
President
Rhee.
iday
Rhee
Indicated
in
issy
statement
that
he
ttic
for
withdrawal
of
.it
forces
from
Korea
he
first
(tot
a
defence
U)
the
United
States.
department
felt
he
:y
saying
that
he
want-.nces
that
U.S.
would
out
if
he
cot
Into
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future
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that
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