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Stevenson
No Congo
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. </P) —American and Soviet dele
gates made clear yesterday that their countries were still far
apart on what the United Na
despite a two-hour conference
U. S. Chief Delegate Adlai
the conference at Soviet delega
tion headquarters Monday night
made him hopeful but “not at all
confident” that there would be
eventual Soviet-U.S. agreement on
how to settle the Congo crisis.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Min
ister Valerian A. Zorin declared
that such agreement "depends
first of all upon e real change
in. the position of the United
Stales."
He said he did not see that the
United States was seriously re
considering its position.
“Perhaps,” he added, “they are
held by their allies.”
Stevenson and Zorin were ques
tioned outside the Security Coun
cil, where a group of Asian and
African delegates pressed for the
immediate release of deposed Pre
mier Patrice Lumumba. ,
Stevenson confirmed press re
ports that the ideas he has put up
to other delegates include:
• Barring outside interference
in the Congo:
• Neutralizing all Congolese
troops;
• Reconvening the Parlia
ment:
• Setting up a broadly based
government;
• Freeing all political pris
oners. including Lumumba.
But, he said, there was no sug
gestion that should be the particu
lar order in which such steps
should be taken.
The Americans told some other
delegations last weekend that the
release of political prisoners
should come last, on the grounds
that it v/ould only intensify Con
golese conflicts.
As the council resumed debate
after a weekend break, diplomats
said Ceylon, the United Arab Re
public and Liberia were working
up a resolution that would call
for release of Lumumba, disarm
ing of Kasavubu’a army and
reconvening of Parliament.
Royal Pair Plans Visit
LONDON (.4') King Paul and
Queen Frederika of Greece plan
a private visit to London later
this month, diplomatic 'sources
report.
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Tons should do in the Congo,
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E. Stevenson told a reporter
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A high-powered shortwave ra
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