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Pakistan: The Quest for Atomic Bomb
Problem Discussed by West, Moscow, Peking Pakistan: The Quest for an Atomic Bomb
The Washington Post (1974-Current file) - Washington, D.C.
Author: By Don Oberdorfer Washington Post Staff Writer
Date: Aug 27, 1979
Start Page: A1
Pages: 2
Text Word Count: 2961

Behind an eight-foot-high stone wall near the sleepy town of Kahuta, 25 miles from Pakistan's capital of Islamabad, a clock is ticking for mankind.

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