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Bin Laden's Nuclear Connection
Bird, Kai | April 25, 2005 issue

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Argues that if the United States had agreed to a nuclear-free world, it would not be facing the kind of security threats that it does. Report that terrorist Osama bin Laden has claimed he is planning an atomic bomb attack on the U.S.; Role of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer in creating the atomic bomb; Efforts of Oppenheimer to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons; Statement that Oppenheimer proposed an Atomic Development Authority, an international agency that would monopolize all aspects of atomic energy.

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ATOMIC bomb; NUCLEAR nonproliferation; NATIONAL security -- United States; NUCLEAR weapons; NUCLEAR arms control; OPPENHEIMER, J. Robert, 1904-1967; UNITED States
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