_ Page 2, The Herald, Monday, May 14, 1979

_ WASHINGTON (Reuter) — State: Cyrus Vance?" and Defence Secretary Harold Brown sald Sunday there would be eerloja:‘threnta to world

the Senate rejects strategic arms

strategic weapons.

“TI fear it would cause grave concern among our NATO allles and even cause

Brown sald: “If SALT is rejected there would follow an accelerated competition

some unravelling (in the -

alliance),"” Vance said. “It would have the severest strain on the U.S.~Soviet relations,” . Vance, who announced basic completion of SALT II Wednesday after more than seven years of negotiations, algo said rejection would encourage nuclear proliferation by taking the brakes off the activities of countries which have the capability of manufacturing

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are ieading the Carter ad- ministration’s drive for SALTII in the face of strong opposition in the Senate, where the treaty must be ratified by a two-thirds majority,

Carter , and Soviet will sign the treaty at talks beginning June 15 in Vienna.

Vance said SALT [1 was

_ drawn up carefully and any .

substantive changes made by the Senate would jeopardize it.

But Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker of ‘Terjnessee said Sunday that chahges are likely. _. ‘The U.S. conatitution requires the Senate to give _its “advice and consent" to treaties before they can become law,

Baker, Interviewed on ABC television, said the

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the treaty. ; He also criticized Carter -for saying in an interview Friday that failure to ratify the accord would make the United States look like a “warmonger.”

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should not- aceept the argument that ia must ratify the treaty “just not to make the Russians-mad.” :

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. the Senate is based on claims

that the treaty will give military superiority ‘to the Soviet Union and perm them to cheat. i Both Vance and Brown said the treaty contains nothing which prevents the United States from main- tainlng a strong defence. They also denied thit the loss of monitoring. pasta In Iran jeopardizes U.S. ability to verify Soviet compliance with the treaty. ; Brown said the United

’ States is spending billions of

dollars on a variety of verification and detection systems and the loss of monitoring posts in Iran will not impede its efforts. Vance said the United Statea-and the Soviet Union

‘ raised many questions about

each other's performance under SALT I signed in 1972, “and there is no quesion that has not been satisfactorily resolved or the (disputed) practice stopped on either side.”’

: ‘The U.S, jet sales package also includes delivery of 75 F-15a, more ‘sophisticated

aircraft than the F-6Es, for .

Saudi Arabia. The Times

the Seed that Sadat bites meet “today with Syrian - French planes inviead': President Hafez Assad to

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denied that charge.in Parts ~

Sunday ‘after’ a two-hour meéting with French President Valery Giscard . WEstaing.

In other developments: —Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) guerrillas and Lebanese media representatives reported that Israeli gunners fired rockets at Lebanese villages near the Israeli border. The PLO spokesman said the shelling was directed at the hamlet of Majdel Silm, about seven kilometres from Israel, Lebanese reporters said shells also fell on Nabatiyeh, about 20 kilometres from the border. There were no reports of casualties. An

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discuss ‘the ‘current turmoil in Lebaion, | . —The Arab Aviation

Council in‘ Tunis, Tunisia, announced It is closing Arab airspace to Egyptair, ° Egypt’s national airline. The move is the latest Arab action ina series of sanctions

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—Top Egyptian and Israeli officials met in El Arish in- the Sinai to work out detalls . of the May 27, summit. bet- ween Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, US. State Secretary Cyrus Vance and Sadat. . ;

«Top military chieis of the two countries met in ~ Cairo to discuss the military aspects of Israeli withdrawal from the Sinal.

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WHITE LAKE, N.Y. (AP) — Although it was music that drew hundreds of thousanda of young people to this Catakills hamlet on a sleamy

_ August weekend in 1969, they

also came to the Woodstock festival to celebrate . the spirit of social revolution. But no revolution came. The Woodstock generation grew up and became the establishment it so apposed, creating an alternative soclety now gone. Like generations before,

members of the Woodsteck

generation have taken up traditional Lives. Thanks to women’s liberation, more work than in previous ages, And, says the U.S. National Association of Home Builders, they bought a “startling 500,000 houses last

ar.

It was always a generation

"of contradictions — of flower.

children ‘W.

, ho ied. the ” Vietnam war att hardhats

who waged it — and dif- ferences remain among its members, now in their late 20s and 30s.

Most of the Woodstock generation settled in — working, buying, rearing families like almost everyone else. But remnants of their ideals endure.

They have translated the old slogans of peace and love into a greater desire toserve humanity and so: fulfil themselves — increasingly at the expense of marriage and children.

Moreover, . businesa executives note a new skepticism among ¢m- ployees and reduced willing- ness to sacrifice everything for the job, ~ .

Along with a continued wish to do your own thing, the Woodstock generation - has left as its legacy a more relaxed view of sex and of drugs. But when lots of people took to wearing bell-

ttom jeans and smoking marijuana, these symbols of a generation's protest lost their impact aa political statements,

“The trappings have given way to a search for real fundamental’ meanings of existence,” says Peter Coyote, whoa went straight “when the revolution fa tg matertallze. A member

. agers, a group which sprang up to look after the hipples in San Fran:

eisco’s Haight-Ashbury . dastrict, be now is chairman

of the Callfornia Arts Council,

Tt was opposition to the Vietnam war thut galvanized his generation’.

Glen Elder * a Cornell University sociology

rofessor,.says despite

Ik of a generation gap, the 18604 youth and their parents were not really so far apart.

When the Woodstock

generation massed on the inte Max Yasgur's vant. and muddy dairy pasture to hear such flawed idols as Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix in 1969, the new age was already waning. When a& youth was killed at the Alta- mont music festival in California later that year, it was a last gasp.

By the end of 1970 a near decade of plenty was en as the Wealern world allp toward reeession. The Woodstock generation stumbled into adulthood, its dream colliding with new economic realitles,