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Soviet elegation
Thre. to r, s Walkout
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. UP)—The Soviet Union threat
ened yesterday to. walk out on UN disarmament debate.
The United States replied that it refused to be intimidated
by such threats. and challenged the USSR to join in a work-
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NEW YORK (if't Democratic
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yesterday bidding for the crucial
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Before starting, Kennedy got in
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'Able' disarmament program.
Soviet Deputy Forergn Minis
ter Valerian A. Zorin told the
UN Political Committee that if
the United States and its allies
insist upon pressing their dis
armament, proposals, the com
mittee's work will become im
possible.
"The Soviet Union will not par
ticipate in such a waste of time,r
"Let no one have any doubt
on this account, let all illusions
be dispelled if somebody holds
them."
Chief U.S. Delegate James J.
Wadsworth gave this reply,
"We will not walk out of this
committee in any circumstances,
and we will not be intimidated
by a Soviet threat to do so."
He expressed hope that tactics
of the Russians in the committee
Tuesday in opposing lump dis
cussion of ail disarmament items
"was not a preliminary step to
ward walking out of this com
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