Viikkosanomat, July 23, 1984

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Sudbury's Seriiörs
By Aatu Koivula
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Senior Citizens Month has
been successful in the number
of varied events and festivities
that have been arranged by the
Region's more than 40 senior
citizen groups together with the
Sudbury Regional Senior Citi-zens
organization Of out-standi- ng
help to put it ali to--
we must not the in mind the to
planning and work by the
Recreational Department of the
City of Sudbury
This column has dealt at
some length with the question of
unemployment It is of interest
to those of us in our senior
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the Southern
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years We see our and the of unemploy- -
their children having contend d ali that it -
with ali the problems that human children being
out the lack of paycheque denied the chance develop
are some among who themselves in the
will state "we were able effects on famiiy iifei the wife
we work child the homes
use for any of cry iost through mortgage detault
babies the younger gene-ratio- n
who could not work
fell into
Perhaps we have been able
to have lived with unemploy-ment
and survived there is
justification for it There is
reason our children
grandchildren have compete
for jobs write innumerable res-um- es
wait in endless Iines at
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Above ali they young
any lets
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response
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WAR
AND THE FOR
WAR HUNGER AND STRUGGLE FOR PEACE (Excerpted
article by Luis Echeverna former Mexico and a Vice President of the
World Peace Council and From the UNESCO
We now know detail every link the theory
which bears comparison to thing man has ever before devised
other men and peoples to the extent that the atomic
vvhich the world's leadmg arms-producin- g nations have built up over the years
has come furnish incontrovertible of the irrationality of the present-da- y
vvorld
We now know too well that a war cannot be won and that a war
cannot planned or conducted in terms of a conventional struggle between opposing
military forces for regardless cbnsiderations the adversanes would be
united in the same fallout forming
common hentage
Paradoxically the world's
powerful to whom it vvould fall
to the off atomic
war or retaliation no
hesitation proclaiming that fact
the most important platforms in
own the Nations
Yet rearmament and the
build-u- p of nuclear vvarheads is
proportions that scarcely any
relation to the veapons
vvould be devastating at
the same is every likelihood
of changes in
biological structure of an
the ecological
vvhich as a result of the destructive
made by technology is
becoming an urgent problem for
ali In not vvould it
be a vvar victors or vanquished
it would a of progressive
self-destructi-on that would rise to ali
kinds of Kafkaesque mutations
metamorphoses
The vvorld
$650000 milhon a year rearmament
sum is admittedly but the
do teli the vvhole story
is is that a
constantly increasing percentage of the
and develop-ment
earmarked for the
construction of new The search
for the vveapon has
nse in at taik of
star vvars of vvars space The ideology
of povver has the
of aberration and irrationality
at core
Disarmament be regarded in
its ovvn as a revolutionary
aimed at liberating science itself
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HUNGER POVERTY
STRUGGLE PEACE!
POVERTY
President of
on disarmament development
in in of
extermination no any to
dominate entire ever-increasi- ng
power
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Disarmament and the hberation of
science have the same underlying
significance above ali because it is
essential at the present time for the
arms build-u- p - as the juridicopolitical
expression of povver politics - to be
superseded by a development model that
would make it impossible as if it vvere
historically inevitable for hunger and the
wastage of the material and Scientific
resources so necessary to life to exist side
by side
The hberation of science from
rearmament plans vvould mean a radical
epistemological break with the outmoded
definition of domination If it vvere to
come about mankind vvould not only be
provided vvith the material resources it
needs but also with an objective system
for laying down a new order of prionties
and for gaining an insight into the main
principles involved in establishing the
most concrete forms of human solidarity
Hunger is an everyday fact of life for
hundreds of millions of people who will
never be able to perform their social
function or historical role to the full
The praxis of disarmament accor-dingl- y
emerges as the creative political
development of the human species
towards a new economic order
In short peace has to be visualized
as a vast process of human emancipation
pnmarily affecting science and techno-logy
In other words disarmament must
be seen as the Hberation of the
accumulated stock of knöwledge for the
service of the Hberation of mankind by
mankind and consequently of its
liberation from its greatest common
enemy: hunger and poverty a
Listen to the voice
of the peoples
® STATEMENT BY THE WORLD
SIDENTIAL COMMITTEE
West Berlin The parhcipants in the
current extraordinary session uf ihc
Presidenhal Committee of the World
Peace Council (WPC) hae adopted
an appeal addressed to ali peace forces in the world
The appeal points out that by beginn
ing the deployment of Pershing-- 2 and
Cruise missiles in the FRG Britain
and Italy the Umted States has
trampled the peoples' will as express-e- d
in particular through the biggest
mass antiwar demonstrations in his
tory Thereby Washington has corn
mitted a criminal act against vorlcl
peace
The deplovment of U S missiles the
document points out has killed off
the Soviet-Amenca- n talks on the h-mitat-ion
of nuclear armaments m
Europe Other disaimament talks hae
been also adversely affccted new
recedentedly dangerous round in
arms race has been provol cd The
rnational situation has sharply
iorated
2 uho openly claim that there
M be a "limited" nuclear ar and
such a var is winnable ho liae
red a "crusade" against the so-i- st countries have stationed npv
first-strik- e nuclear missiles on the
doorstep of the USSR and its allies
WPC points out These missiles are
also a threat to the developing na- tions and indeed to the whnle wnrhl
International terrorism has been elevat-e- d to state policy and this has alreadv
resulted in the armed butcherv of
tiny Grenada aggression in Lebanon
the undeclared var and hostile actions
against Nicaragua and collusion vitli
the racist regime of South Africa
WPC is sounding the alarm as thobe
forces in their gambling uith peace
may just as irresponsiblv overstep the
bounday beyond vhich lies the efinc-tio- n of hunianily
The groving lesistaiice ali oer tiic
world to the deplovment of the U S
nussilc-- j in pariiLiildr in un ujiiu- -
PEACE COUNCIL'S PRE- -
ti ies where deploment has already
begun is vivid evidence that the peace movement ill never surrender to
nuclear blackmail This mass move-ment
gies hope that the present si-tuation
can be changed for the better
In this connection WPC urges ali
peace forces to act with even more
energy and determination to stop fur-th- er deployment of US missiles in
Europe and the removal of the new US missiles already deployed in
Europe It emphasizet' the need to
restore the situation that existed in
the West and in the East prior to
the commencemcnt of the deplovment
of U S missiles in Europe and thub
create the --iecessary conditions for
the resumption of honest and busincss-hk- e talks on the reduction of nuclear
arms
The Souet Union and the other 0- - cialist countries have declared the do-cument
notes that should the NATO
countries show rcadinebs to go back
to the position v hich existed before
the commencemcnt of the deployment
of the new U S medium-rang- e missi-les
there vvould be no need for the
countermeasures wluch they are at
present compelled to take in order to
neutralize the threat posed by the new
U S missiles The USSR would also
be prepared to reive its earlier pro-posal- s on the hmitation and reduction
of nuclear armaments in Europe
including its unilaleral commitments
Eqtial secunty Is the only real basib
for the reduction of nuclear arms
both in the West and in the East and
their eventual total scrapping 4he do-cument
emphasizes The World Peace
Council calls upon ali peace forces lo
continue vith new vigor the struggle
against NATO's sinister plans The
mighty peace movement through
the combined efforts of ali its parti-cipan- ts can make ali the governments
hsten to the voice of the peoples
to the oice of reason and peace
WPC declares
Translatfd bu TASS
WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN
British vvomen keep up their struggle against the deployment of American
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Tens of thousands of Japanese peace supporters attended a demo against U S
military presence in the Far East and the Tokyo-Washingt- on military axis
"Schools and hospitals not guns and tanks" was one of the chants of the
participants
m ~rmjji CPV