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It highlights support for a strong SALT II treaty with the Soviet Union and full diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China once negotiated. 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andestablishment of cooperative relationsamong the nuclear powers.Only by avoid-ing unparalleled destruction can we turnwith confidence and hope to the greattasks of construction and social equity.  \nFor the U.S.this should mean a strongSALT II treaty with the Soviet Union andfull diplomatic relations with the People'sRepublic of China as soon as they can besuccessfully negotiated.These are the twomost concrete steps our nation can take  \nFriday,Mar.10,Noon  \nThe Hon.Edward M.KennedyU.S.Senator from Massachusetts  \n\"Nuclear Weapons:Where Do We GoFrom Here?”  \nTickets—$7 at door.DAVID VAN HOESEN,Quarterly Chairman  \nwith the two nuclear powers not alliedwith us.  \nI know that this audience understandsthe importance of a strong Asia policy forthe U.S.For over a century,China hasplayed a central role in our relations withthe Far East.Today,it is increasingly apower of global proportions,whose nu-clear missiles will be able to reach bothMoscow and San Francisco in the 1980s.No one should underestimate the im-portance of the shift from our confronta-tion and mutual isolation in the 1950s,toour limited cooperation today.Our aimshould be to strengthen this cooperation,for the sake of future peace in Asia and theworld.  \nDR.MICHAEL MAY  \nAssociate Director at LargeLawrence Livermore Laboratory  \nSenator Kennedy presented a politi-cal analysis of the state of nuclearpower.Now hear the scientist whosupervised the design of thePoseidon and other nuclearwarheads discuss the future of SALTnegotiations and nuclear develop-ment.  \n# Prevention of Nuclear War—Number One Priority Says Kennedy\n\nSheraton-Palace HotelGold Ballroom  \n\n| BRITISH ISLES AIR SEA   |\n| --- |\n| STUDY TOUR theROYAL VIKING   |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n| There's still space for a few lucky travellers to join club members in this  \u003Cbr>unique air/sea adventure.Visit the English and Irish countryside and  \u003Cbr>the Norwegian fiords.Add ports of call in Amsterdam,Bergen,Isle of  \u003Cbr>Skye and the Shetlands.   |\n| Depart May 9,1978—Three weeks.  \u003Cbr>Approximate rates from $2845   |\n| Important!Royal Viking rates go up February 1 but not for those under  \u003Cbr>deposit.  \u003Cbr>Bon Voyage Travel  \u003Cbr>For an itinerary or reservations  \u003Cbr>166 Geary Street,Suite 1607  \u003Cbr>call or write:  \u003Cbr>San Francisco,California 94108  \u003Cbr>Tel.(415)397-5131   |\n\n## The Commonwealth\n\nPublished every Monday by theCommonwealth Club of California681 Market StreetSan Francisco,California 94105(415)362-4903  \nEditor:Jane M.Rumolo  \nSecond class postage paid at San Francisco,Califomia.Subscription rate $6.00 per year included in annual mem-bership dues.  \nPublication Number:126000  \n## OFFICERS OF THE CLUB\n\nBradley B.Garretson…   …PresidentRenee Rubin…   ……Vice PresidentJohn R.Shuman.Chmn.Exec.CommitteeBenjamin Biaggini……   …SecretaryRichard Crass…   …  …TreasurerMichael J.Brassington.Executive Director  \nGOVERNORS OF THE CLUB 1978  \nJohn B.Bates,Bernice W.Behrens,J.Den-nis Bonney,Richard C.Dinkelspiel,Orrin H.Harder,Eugene M.Herson,Donald P.Krotz,David J.McDaniel,Kenneth L.Newkirk,M.Lester O'Shea,Richard H.Peterson,JusticeAllison Rouse,John R.Shuman,Benjamin  \nH.Swig,Howard G.Vesper.  \n## Delay in Ratifying SALT II Would Have Major Consequences\n\n(Continued from Front Page)  \n## An End to Nuclear Explosions\n\nWhile in Hiroshima recently,I spokeabout the need to ensure that nuclear en-ergy will be used for peaceful,not for ex-plosive purposes.I cited the Indian nu-clear test in 1974 as an example of the mis-uses of peaceful nuclear assistance.I wel-comed the fact that neither India nor anynew country has exploded a nuclear de-vice since then.This and the progress ofthe U.S.,U.K.and U.S.S.R.toward acomprehensive nuclear test ban are en-couraging developments—although theother two nuclear powers,China andFrance,have yet to associate themselveswith these efforts.  \nIn the progress we have 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