https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/17a8d4d733df8960f1757e1e7775da5d.pdf 69ff981dc483f725ccd4d55bee3d6314 PDF Text Text •i .*••?- •1 ^7XXX^7' * •»i. 5; 7, -• A- f7': *•;•'•..;:.. j:-,* -'X..t. <->.•< •"••• •" • -" • •*: i EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DcttvKn|pt^.d4g a^erfvert^Je 1»jLDjr>ur t!nc,ces it I'mforntfition ' " • ' : - ' S M L - t O * > « ; " V - 1 ^ r *EV'E"?->: ^ i V , . r j i f W , - T > < * ' V * ( S:»'..'j>' AFFAIRES *EXTiRiE0iii5 MEMOSAKDUM TO Ifr* Huhfej^j O/SSBA A «OM De Di&armraBnt Division REFERENCE Y o u r Jfesioraa&sBii o f J a n u a r y 1 2 . SECURITY R3BSH03CtBD SScuriti Jonasry IS* l ° 6 f . DATE NUMBER Humiro FILE SUBJECT Su * Kinioter's Speech t o the Periodical Press Association ©a January 2 5 . ENaOSURES Anmxei srr-//- 7 MISSION y> DOSSIER (y J*~ 7-J I attach a number of talking points on the question of non-proliferation and the issue of anti-ballistic piisoilea on which you aay wish to base material for the Minister's speech to the Canadian Periodical Press Association* These talking points have been classified "Restricted" since tie understand the talk is to be "off the record*. These talking points imte been cleared vlth Mr. H.8. Robinson. DISTRIBUTION jfiOlNAL SIGh O BY D. M. CORNETT Disawaosant Diyision $' .» . it'-'X*''-' «.--•' >. ?' .""• 000201 .!"&(. 407D/BU. 1 I {Atfenln. Sjtrv'Kfti PJyJ • " • �... P o c ^ . e j i ^ s c l o s e d L u n d e 4 ^ ^ Act . Document divulgue erin/eitu:d^iafLoi stirl'ncces a I'information .-,',• Di'sariment/fifiJackaQn/sp/l^b : CC: O/SSSA O/USSEA PARL. SEC P&L'DIV. (1) ittteT ,xt x Con»Prcliferation eighteen months of intensive discussion is the BJEC and TTMsA, there is now reasonably good prospect that a con-proliferation treaty will be concluded within ths year. (2) The ISA and USSR are very close to reaching agreement en the basic f©rmula of a treaty which vould J (a) prevent nuclear powers from transferring nuclear weapons te non-nuclear states cr from helping non-nuclear states to develop nuclear weapons; and O) prevent nos-Buelear states frora acquiring er developing nuclear wessons-. (3) Soa© important questions still rextaSa te be settled. (k) Vr<m the start, Canada has been intfcsately associated with the non-proliferation discussions. $e think present dOTelontaeats are encouraging and we attach very high priority to a universal treaty. (5) We aspect that e&na&aeration of progress on tha nen-jareliferaticm treaty will be the first item ef business ifcaa the EffiJC easts In Geneva next sooth. 000202 �...... * . .-*- s 0.0.0 •QQ£JMn&nt.d\sc\osedlyadeiitb&^ess^tQ Information Act - Document divulgue ei# vertudi la Io/ stiir I'acces a {'informatio CC* V O/SSEA O/USSEA " ' >i|af^n^S0hipleiy ' EBSmeSBD PARL. S E C P&L DIV. '"UMI •• - ferftl-Balllatlc Ktaailce (1) It is no secret that -Use USSR has begun Halted deployment of an ABSf systea around Moscow; we hope that Soviet action will be limited and that it will be possible to avoid a further speeding up of the anas race. (2) So far the UBA Administration has resisted pressures to deploy but the option regains open. O) Ws fully support the suggestion in President John©on*« state of the Union message that the USA should seek agreement with the USSR in tha field of nuclear anas control* a Ba4«r aspect of which would be parallel decisions not to deploy A8H*s. (h) Canada is ceaocraed tbat initiation ef a new stage of the a m s race would t (a) irspede efforts to lower tensions between Bast and ftest; (b) sake the aehiewoent of arms control agreenents, and nuclear disarfisaasntt exceedingly difficult. (5) Canada is also deeply interested ia t M s Issue because of the implications fer our defence and seourity as a Sorth American power. !Efce GovemBent is following developments closely-. (6) m have hsd - aad will continue to have * consultations with United Statee ea tbs ABM problea. 000203 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CDBM00052 Title A name given to the resource Memo from Disarmament Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1/18/1967 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RG25-A-3-c, file 27-11-7, "DEFENCE - CONVENTIONAL AND NUCLEAR ARMAMENTS - ANTI - BALLISTIC MISSILES (ABM) = DEFENSE - ARMEMENTS DE TYPE CLASSIQUE ET NUCLEAIRE - ENGINS ANTIMISSILES (ABM)," vol. 10357, part 2, Library and Archives Canada, (LAC). Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource External Affairs Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Canadian Crown Subject The topic of the resource Anti-ballistic missiles Description An account of the resource Minister's Speech to the Periodical Press Association on January 25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Canada Declassified Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource en