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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Feb. 23, 1962
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Khrushchev Endangers Proposed Disarmament
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — The mounting conflict between Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and the West over how to open next month's disarmament talks threatens to sabotage the conference before it begins.
A formal note rejecting Krushchev's second bid will go to Moscow within the next 24 to 48 hours, officials said.
The Department acted swiftly to slap down Khrushchev's new Summit bid, issuing its statement less than 12 hours after receiving the Soviet message and before the Kremlin had even made it public.
Khrushchev's message was described as extremely tough in tone and quite argumentative. It argued that disarmament was too important a subject to be left to lesser officials.
President Kennedy last night authorized the State Department to publicly reject a tough new Khrushchev demand that the 18-nation Geneva Conference on arms control open with a Summit session.
THE DEPARTMENT SAID Kennedy stood by the proposal he and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan had made to begin the Geneva talks at the foreign ministers' level. They promised to consider a Summit meeting later if progress warranted.
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THE U.S. STATEMENT said that a "large majority" of the 18 countries scheduled to attend the Geneva meeting had turned down Khrushchev's original proposal, made Feb. 10, that heads of state or government attend the conference.
Officials said that outside of the Communist bloc, only Burma had accepted the proposal.
U. S. officials declined to draw any final conclusions from Khrushchev's note. But it was obvious that they were swinging more and more to the belief that his proposal was motivated by propaganda considerations rather than a desire to make real progress on disarmament.
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