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Redwood City Tribune from Redwood City, California • 18

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18 Redwood City (Col if.) Tribune, June 23, 1965 Halt A-Arms Spread, Bob Kennedy Pleads and the Soviet Union and France and all other nations with any nuclear capability whatever, it does not follow that we should wait for that cooperation before beginning our have nuclear weapons. And without her participation it will be infinitely more difficult, perhaps impossible in the long run, to prevent nuclear proliferation. But if we must ultimately have the cooperation of China Harmful Air ment to include detectable derground explosions. Freeze U.S. and Soviet nuclear stockpiles at their present level.

Strengthen and support the International Atomic Energy Agency. Kennedy conceded that it won't be easy to get an effective nuclear agreement because of Red Chinas explosion of an atomic device. It is difficult to negotiate on any question with the intransigent leaders of Communist China, he said. "But China is there. China will By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (AP) Sen.

Robert F. Kennedy called on President Johnson today to give central priority to efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Kennedy said in a Senate speech that the United States cannot wait for peace in Southeast Asia or for the solution of any other problem to move against the proliferation of nuclear weapons by at least a dozen nations able to produce them within three years. The New York Democrat said the 1963 limited nuclear test-ban treaty had been hailed as the first of many actions to secure peace "but we have not yet tak en the second step. "The world has not moved, be-yong the limited nuclear test ban itself, to halt the proliferation of nuclear weapons, he said.

Kennedy said: "With every day that passes, the likelihood increases that another nation will develop the bomb; and every new possessor will lead others to abandon the restraint that alone keeps them from ac quiring a nuclear capability now." To meet this situation, Kennedy proposed: That the United States initiate negotiations with the Soviet Un ion on a nonproliferation treaty in which all nations friendly or otherwise would get a two-power guarantee against nuclear blackmail. Explore the possible creation of nuclear free zones in the world, particularly in Latin America and Africa. Extend the test-ban agree- New York Citys NEW YORK (AP) A report by a special City Council committee says New York's air was a contributing factor in an increasing death rate from respiratory diseases and lung The committee, which has been studying air pollution, said that breathing the city's air causes as much inhalation of benzpyrene, a cancer-inducing hydrocarbon, as would result from smoking two packs of cigarettes a day. -AP Photof.x Eerie Devils Hole The eerie underwater world of Devil's Hole, the vast cavern in Death Valley where swimmers have been searching for two missing youths, is shown in this photo taken during a recent exploration dive. The Hole is shaped like an inverted funnel and its 9 1 -degree water attracts many divers.

Divers Halt Search For Missing Youths DEATH VALLEY (AP)-Five divers climbed out of a vast water-filled cavern late Tuesday night and sadly told relatives of two youths that no trace had been found of their bodies. Officials conducting die search immediately called a halt to further rescue attempts for David Rose, 20 and Paul Giancon-tieri, 19, two brothers-in-law who vanished while skindiving Sunday night in nearby Devil's Hole. Among those assembled outside the craggy entrance to the cavern were Roses bride of two months, Paula, 20, and Giancon-tieri's mother. Paula is Gian-contieris sister. Lt.

Walter Butt of the Clarke County, Sheriffs Department, said the search would have continued if there was any indication that the bodies could be discovered. Authorities gave up hope early Tuesday that they could be found alive. Devils Hole is administered by Death Valley National Monument personnel but is actually a few miles inside Nevada. Rose and Giancontieri, both of Las Vegas, vanished Sunday in the warm and mysterious depths of the volcanic fissure. A friend who had been skindiving with them obtained help from Las Vegas, 90 miles southwest.

Volunteer divers carrying air tanks on their backs dived to depths as far as 315 feet in four and five man teams. The only evidence they located was flashlight tied to a rock, apparently as a marker. Devils Hole is shaped like an inverted funnel, its traplike chambers filled with water 91 degrees warm on the surface, and slightly warmer as it becomes deeper. Following the final unsuccessful dive Tuesday night, officials indicated that the cavern will hereafter be closed to all divers and a steel fence built around the opening. Sr Its Waters So Clear EDITORS NOTE: Jim Hauti.

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Rotting altar a dive to record doptha, ha told thla alary: ROAST GROUND BEEF USDA Graded Choice Fresh Lean, Fine For Hamburger Patties CENTER 43 BLADE CUT lb. lb. most beautiful limestone have ever seen. Greens. Blues, so blue, they are nearly white.

Quartz. Bronze colors, every color in the rainbow. It's quiet except for the hiss and whine. There is nothing to be afraid of except panic and stupidity. Maybe these kids didn't know what theyd be up against.

Youve got to be a little nuts to do this anyway, but you get by, by knowing what you can do, the capabilities of the body, and what the body can take. I've made 28 trips to Devil's Hole, more than 300 dives, guess. Ive made these dives for research. I used the material in lectures to try and interest others in diving. But, more important, Devil's Hole has an unknown source of water; perhaps an underground river.

I don't know, it's just my theory. I'm trying to prove it. This source of water is important to the development of the desert. It could be important to Southern California in 10 years. The source of water could be limitless.

I would try to bring in gas mixture systems (high-performance diving equipment) if thought it would be worth it. Sugar Cured. 1 Whale Either Full Half Smoked Picnics Sliced Bacon Lucky Thick, tb. Pka. 1.03 Pk.

10 Fryers By JIM HOUTZ As told to The Associated Press DEATH VALLEY (AP)-When I'm down there, all I can hear is the hiss of the oxygen and the whine. The whine is caused by pressure on your eardrums, The whine gets higher and more shrill the deeper we go. It's beautiful in there. It goes straight down 160 feet, like a pipe, then opens into a room about 300 feet long, and maybe 40 feet wide. The bottom of the room is about 260 feet down, then it narrows into another tube.

I dived to 315 feet, maybe its a record, I don't know, but at the end of the tube it opens again into something else. We dont know what the next room is, or if it's a room at all. It's like infinity. The water is so clear we can see with our flashlights 30 or 40 feet. To see something is just a matter of hitting it with your light.

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