KNOWLAND URGES U.S. REFUSE KHRUSH'S TERMS

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• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 6, 1998
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• Publication Date: July 24, 1958
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sm. rut tas Zei)Libll'ean Leader William F. -KmAyland protested today that a'M ddle East
meeting an terms laid doiA7n by Soviet, p:!:e.mier Nikita S. Khruabc.44,0yould/result in "another',
Munieh",-,forAhe West - ? -
? !COT A HINT ' , ' AGAINS'Ir IT? "
"iie I. 4111 particti-. Pu asisuFFED in' "
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st.s Secretat.y James C., l'he United States stilt iieln'whiip. thebiessidelitik
larl '
) oltiected to Khrtutu-;- ftagetts would no hint not want the giveconference ois bt the u. s
as to the drafts contents.
, they'A demand that Indiart
Premier Jawaharlal Nehru
He said he did not expect
"any immediate answer' to
pa rt i ci pate in .the proposed Khruslichey because this
meeting at the Uttited Na- ? country intends to consult its
allies. principally Britain and
-:ipyirmt4HT ? France, before dispatching a
?! message to the Kremlin. '
Sen. Know land also: sug-
gested Pt ssident Fissinhowee The Preside nt and Mr.
might ?consider calling in for- buttes conferred by tele-
.
nte. Presidesns Herhsrt !too-
phone before attending a Na
tional Security Couticil meet-
vet tad Harry S Truman for :
hie at 9 a. m.
atik 'se onsthe (Ask
DAm/AGE KhruAnchev provisionally
accepted the Anglo-American
Of Khruslisfass'ss sur&rnit proposal for the cenference,
terms, sen. issuswiana iples a. but wants India-and the Arab
nes, s CIITIf(7tij states to be represented.
' We eatloofi. fly stand, ..hrushchev also wants the
h wiil conference to open Monday in
ass set les- wo
New York. He specifically
trained the city in his official
note to President Eisenhower.
? The Informed view here is
ttiarthe United States will res
/Pet the Monday date as too
soon to permit adequate pre-
art?angements.
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Further. Vt'esiern leaders,
Including Mr. Dulles. are al-
lead., committed to a series
Of triplomatirs soni'esences ill
kir demand for
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et
? ? 4.!. 'o meet in New York.
???. s isva ;is any place indicated
west.
. Arab-Astan Insti-
? expect it to accomplish ans , ?
. tate said he wa rebuti
thing I n lessening- vsorld'' when he
:it ' gel
tried to Infotsti
tensions. It Is clear thit VP tentral Intelligence Agency
the summit meeting falls I Director Allen Dulles about
. thru in the final stages tql the Impending revolt In Iraq
? preparation it will not muslin/1 two months ego.
,..
any sorrow in U. S.-diplomas. . ..
1 tic quarter-s. ? -Salem Bader, head of the
Institute which represents a
French government Sources ? of American business
said Gen. Chaska ? be Gaulle? Interests in the /diddle East,
would refuse to attend a New made the statement In a re-
York conference. They salts .corded interview with hide-
ne feels stt?ongly that at.
East-West summit meeting iv La'
pendent newsbrnadcaster Jock
urence.
the Security Council woule
turn into a propaganda free Mr. Bader said Mr. Dullem
: for-all. He is rep&-ted to. fi'l refused to see lain after he
? vor holding the coAterepstikk- wrote saying he had informa
: "neutral ground, inch Ott trtifistissi about on "impending
? neva, ? ' ' '4 'Western Mlit F.:1;i ., itioll.
'
One condition of 'Khruits.
chev's acceptance Is.thatGerr
, Caullararniont:
Nt-hru said In New Del
that he will go to the con
. Prep only if he Is invitsd
? both Cato and West
. Meanwhile, the United Na-
tions has begun working on
security and protocol prob-
lems connested with, the 31-141-
conterenoe. ,It swiss .,1e7.
u. s. Marines ntay hie
asked to guard a 13blocis ap
proaelt to the building.
Eisentroyer Admini ?
:oration's hesitancy tosnego- A. source close to Secretary
;General Dag Harnmarsk;old
',tate with Russia on the, s!.itri
0111 eo1 (??1.4, stirred ah ttri- said the UN would he ready
serer., reni of criticism among -by Monday to play host to
?songressmen. President Eisenhower, Pre-
mier Khrusliches and oiltsr
Ss?r, ilumphrey government chiefs
ti all cit that the Administra-
ries s "it-lin-taut approach" to ? But some sources doubted
he ; nferenee would "v.eali agsurity arrangements could
en ?list undermine" America's be completed in dine. It was.
isadtion in peace peeted that antheomniunist
tgeniSations In Now York,
? artieularly remnants of the
iUngarian freedom arm y
;who escaped the 1956 Soviet
ank attacks would gke the
viet delegas nt a sizzling
itception when it arrived.
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