The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
U.N. TENSION REEVES
on PEACE TALK PLAN

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Tension built up again in the United
Nations today a. explosive rev De.
bats became q certainty in the
wakn a Communist china's de.
mands for = ''roand.table" K0reau
peace conference.
A spokesman for the United
States at once emphatleally re-
ieeied ne peiping proposals. made
IN : lnuw telegram yesterday from
Chinese Premier.Fpreign Minister
Chou En.I.al 70 U. N. Secretary
Coneral Dag Hammarnkiold.
Win the u. N. General Assem-.
bly, opening tomorrow, delegates
prepared Tor another oralOrical
battle over Chou's demands that
and lndonesla be invited 10 the
peace conference IS "nenirals. .
and that Red China and North No.
rea be invited 10 send representa-.
lives 20 TIE u. n. assembly I'D
discuss The question of enlnrgina
Che membership ol TIE political
conference
Il. 5. Assistant Secretary II State
Robert Murphy voiced the Ameri-
can rejection. telling the American
Assn. for the unlied Nations In =
speech In New York that the
American plan Cor q twO.sidcd
conference must be carried out.
The assembly approved this plan
as last month.
Murphy said the u. s. govern.
menl See 40 reason whatever
for new assembly debate on the
confrreuee makeup. or gor inviting
the Bed Chinese 10 The assembly.
But deiegales generally felt the
question would break lnlo the open
soon after the body elects lis al.
flceFs and organizes what Is sup
posed % be q three-month session.
Qualified quarters said that the
United States. rather than risk
having no peace conference AZ all,
would withdraw rs opposition %
renewed debate.
u. ;. delegates gathered IN New
York Cor their first hrieiing on the
new Developments and on other
Y. $. policies ior The eoming ses.
sion.
Secretary az State John Foster
Dulies arrived last night 20 attend
The assembly opening and huddled
with Murphy.
Ths mornings session ~ The
delegation 81 TIE u. s. mission
headquarters on PARK Avenue was
the first time that the new dele
gales-Cov. James n. Byrnes,
Henry Ford II. Reps Frances r.
Bolton tR-0hiol and James r.
Richards tD-Scl-had q chance
10 So down 90 their own round
table and determine their tasks IN
the assembly and is seven com.
mitteox.
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr.. perma.
neng II. 5. delegate. came back
from a vacation iast might 20 ioin
The group. which Includes his dep.
niy James Wadsworth. and these
alternate delegates: James ID. Eel.
lerbaeh. Saa Francisco Industrial.
isl: Archibald J. Carey Jr.. min
lister IN a Chicago African Meth.
Charles Mayo. Of the Mayo Clinic;
and Mrs. 0sward b. lord. . mem.
Der 81 the L. n. Human Rights
Commission.
hyrnes, now governor If South
Carollna. was secretary II state
under President Truman in isis
and 1885. We has dealt with the
Russians In Big -Four meetings
and Al The PARIS peace eonfeFence
IN 1895.
lie Il no stranger 10 Russla's
chief delegate Anarei viShinsky
and Jacob Malik. The latter, now
Russian ambssxador in LOndon Is
due here Tuesday morning 10 help
Nishinsky. Malik'x assignment was
regarded as a sure 10 that the
Russians would cone up vita some
new disarmament proposal based
or their claim n having mastered
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