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Virginia Port
Fire Raging
Oil Plant Burns
At Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS. April "a
ga roaring fire. pushed
along by sporadic explosions,
swept through the ESQ Stand
ard Oil Co.'S 25-million-gallon
capacity storage plant here to-
day.
Firemen abandoned the plant
to turn to a defensive battle
IN an effort to save surround
ing property.
Company officials estimated
the loss at So million, including
the So million plant and 81
million in petroleum products.
As firemen retreated from
the l6-acre plant site, on the
Hampton Roads waterfront and
redeployed their lines, 20 of Es-
SOS % storage tanks had been
destroyed.
haTDOr threatened
The fire threatened to spread
60 the city'S small boat harbor
and its other oil storage and
marine fueling installations. The
largest in the group was the
Sanford Charles Co. plant with
approximately 50.000-gallon ca
pacity.
Two f1remen were reported
burned and removed to a hos
pital.
Cause of the blast in the
ESQ plants control shed short
ly before II pm. yesterday has
not been determined. How
ever. Johnny King, foreman of
the boiler room, told newsmen
he saw an electrical arc from
the transformer on top of the
boiler moments before the
blast.
Tanker Unloading
At the time, the tanker ESQ
Newark was unloading $4,000
barrels of gasoline and $4,000
barrels of diesel oil at the
plants pier.
ESQ evacuated the plant site
and removed records and equip
ment from its Office.
Numerous fishing and pleas
ure craft moored along the har-
Dor also were removed.
There appeared to be no i'm
mediate danger to the giant
coal-loading piers of the Chesa-
peake g. Ohio Railway, some
$50 yards from the ESQ prop
erty, or to the C&O's merchan-
disc piers, still further removed
from the fire scene.
Flooding Is Danger
Firemen said one of the
greatest dangers to the water
front area had been the possible
flooding of the 8-foot high bikes
around each tank. This could
have poured burning oil and
gasoline into the harbor waters.
ESQ officials said the local
plant was the only one of its
kind in the United States. 1t
See FIRE. Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Period
Utilities

Rejecting continued expansion in population. public
utility connections reached atme highs on March
81, with moderate gains from year ago. Sales of gas
rose sharply due to weather conditions
Figures utility connections and consumption
foIlnw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Construction

With more than $40 million of public and private
construction authorized in the area during the first
quarter it became apparent that building will provide
one of the strongest additions to activity in 1885,
Three months figures on area construction follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Rreak-In Nets
Youths 46 Gents

A break-in that netted only 46
cents resulted in two teenage
Tabor City youths being bound
over to Recorders Court on
charges of breaking and enter
ing.
Tommy Allen, Is, and Burden
Norris, l6, are charged with the
Thafsday night break-in at the
Tabor City TRIBUNE.
Both young men were arrest
ed the following day.
The 46 cents was removed
from the cash register. Nothing
else was missing from the news
paper office in so far as could
be determined by w. Horace
Carter, owner and publisher OF
the paper.
he preliminary hearing was
conducted Monday night In
Mayors Court by Mayor Howard
HARRISON.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02

South Carolina and Border
Belt tobacco markets will open
August 7.
This date was set this morning
by tobacco warehousemen from
both Carolinas, Georgia, Florida
and Virginia meeting in Myrtle
Beach, S. c.
The opening date for the
Georgia-Florida markets was
set for July 20.
The August 7 opening is "a
bout a week later than last
years opening date. The Border
markets opened last year on
July 30.
Tabor City representatives at
the meeting included r. c. Cole
man, Sr., Joe Coleman, Mrs
Harriet Skies, R. c. Coleman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L. NeSmith.
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Tally H.
EddingS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Expect Methodist
Pastor This Week

Tabor City's new Methodist
minister, P. II. Layfield of West
End, N. c., was expected to ar
rive here today or tomorrow.
Albert Goldfinch. who attend
ed the conference meeting. said
the Rev. Layficid would deliver
the Sunday morning sermon at
the st. Paul Methodist Church.
The Rev. Layfield is married
and has three children. Prior to
entering the ministry he practic-
ed dentistry.
He succeeds the Rev. Martin
Chambers who is still recovering
at Duke Hospital from a heart
attack. The Rev. Chambers has
retired from the ministery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Marked Cuenues Win Pos ;on<

Prediction predictions gen.
orally ran askew in Saturdays
second primary as some 9400
Columbus County voters went
to the polls, and elected three Of
the four challengerS.
Only one prediction predic-
ton came true as w. A. (AD
Williams of Tabor City won a
victory over w. Avery
Thompson of HallSboro for the
post of Recorders Court Judge.
Williams received a total of
1854 votes. Thompson received
1861 votes.
Other races saw Edward L.
Williamson eek out a marrow
victory over Lucien p. Stephens
for the House of Representatives
post. Williamson had 4,693 votes
while Stephens received 4.646
Stephens led the ticket in the
first primary.
Another upset was the unseat-
ing of j. r. Pridgen by Ber
Duke in the race for the Sheriff's
post. Duke had 5,257 votes while
Pridgen received 4,137.
The race for coroner found a
newcomer to politics ]. B. Long
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
IN ERROR

The TRIBUNE story last week
pertaining TO the closing of Cor
bett canning company stated
that Mayor Howard HARRISON
had been notified by registered
mail that the canncry did not
have a sufficient supply of water
for operation.
The registered letter to Mayor
HARRISON and the Board did not
mention the closing of the can
merry or the need for additional
water but restricted its contents
to the April-May water bill in
the amount Of S1O5 and asked
that steps be taken concerning
this bill.
The request for additional
water at the canncry was
made to the Mayor in person
and he In turn brought the
matter TO the attention Of the
Town Board where the request
was rejected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Mayors Court
Hears II Cases

The following cases were
heard Monday night in Mayors
Court:
John II. BrutOn, spinning
wheels and violation ofonc way
street, cost: Tommy Allen and
Burden Norris, breaking and en-
tcring. transfer to Recorders
Court; Corrccn Spivcy, public
drunkenness, cost, appeal to
Superior Court: William f.
Shipnan. failure 10 yield right Of
way causing a wreck, cost; Ed
die Porter. disordcrly conduct,
cost; Clyde Mcneil, disorderly
conduct, cost: William G.. Ward,
public drunkenness. cost; Jerry
ID. Barnhill, public drunkenness,
cost; Mary King Rogers, disord-
.Crly conduct and public drunk.
cnness, cost on each count; Will
liam Brown, drunken driving,
transfer to Recorders Court;
Garland Strickland. reckless
driving, transfer 10 Recorders
Court; and Lee Hodge, driving
too fast for conditions. cost.
Mayor Howard HARRISON pre-
sided over the court session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Loris Market
Prices In Line
VI 18th Other Areas

Reliable reports from 9TH
er produce markets around
country indicate that the
Horny Farmers Market In
LOris has been in line with
prices to growers elsewhere,
Phillip Cronkhite. manager,
said today.
Cronkhite also said that the
market had sold about $500
tvshels Of peppers. Prices for
the best quality have ranged
from S1.50 to $40 per BUSH
ell and for the choice grade
from IS cents to $1.40.
He said that pole beans are
bringing from $3.50 to $3.50
but mostly from S3.75 to S4.-
so. Tendergreen and Wade
beans are selling from SIPS
to S2.25 according to the quail
tCronkhite said that the
ity Of the offerings.
nesday and Thursday except
market would be closed Wed
for a 11:00 A. NJ. tomato DEM
onstration by the Clemson
College extension department
on Thursday.
The market will be open
Friday, July 4, for business as
usual.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Presbyterian
Service Set
For Broadcast

July morning worship services
from the Tabor City Presbyter-
ian Church will be broadcast on
station WTAB. This Sunday Bob
Ledbetter, student minister, will
preach the first in a series OF
four sermons on Great Cues
tionS of the Bible"
This weeks sermon is entitled
How Shall We Escape?" Other
sermons in the series are: IF A
Man Die, Shall He Live Again."
will You Also Go Away?", and
"Am / My Brothers Keeper.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Lake WaccamaW
Is Featured In
'Wildlife Issue

IF it's good fishing you want.
don't overlook Lake Waccamaw
in Columbus County" says fish
cries biologist Darrell Louder In
an article appearing in the July
issue of WILDLIFE IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Wildlife Resources COM
magazine will carry
feature on the 8,938-acre lake
written by the fisheries biologist
assigned to Lake Waccamaw.
Louder, whose district en-
compasSeS much of southeastern
North Carolina, states that 33
species of fish are to be found
in the lake. He lists as the top
game and pan fish largemouth
bass, white perch, bluegill, black
Graphic and chain pickerel. How
ever, he says, lot of fishermen
prefer to fish for rough fish
such as white catfish, bowfin
and carp.
Louder'S article lists favorite
methods for catching the most
popular fish. and lists facilities
for rent ng boats and other &C
commodations as well as best
launching sites available to the
angler
The July WILDLIFE MAGA-
ZINE will be mailed to some
10000 subscribers about the
first Of the month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
DR.. zulick Sets
Office Hours

DR.. Philip d. Zulick has an
nounccd office hours which vary
from some professional offices
DIR. Zulick is open all day or
Wednesday and closes his office
at noon on Thursday.
The hours are Monday through
Saturday Q 20 II A. NJ. and to
5 p. NJ. except Thursday after
noon.
Or. Zulick is occupying the Of
iiceS Of the late DR.. r. c. Har-
rclson. Jr. on West Fourth
Street. He resides at l3 Live
oak Street. His office phone
number is 343l and the resi-.
dCncc 1891.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Rotary Gives
President
Wrist Watch

The Tabor City Rotary Club
presented Rembcrt r. Rogers
with an engraved wrist watch as
a token of its appreciation for
the job he has done as president
during the past Rotary year. The
presentation was made at the
Regular weekly meeting at the
WOman'S Clubhouse Monday
night.
Rotarians generally have cX-
pressed the belief that the past
year was one of the best in the
history of the club
w. Horace Carter was INSTALL
ed as president for the coming
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Arrest 3 Negro
Women In Theft
OF Pockeibooks

Three Negro women from
Whitevillc were arrested Mon
day for last weeks theft OF
pocketbooks from two local wo-
men.
Horace Shaw, chief of the Co.
lumbus Bureau of Identification
working with Chief of Police H
E. Epps OF Tabor City, arrested
Dorothy Lee, &c, Juanita Lee, %
Bessie Lee McCray, II. They
were charged with larceny anc
receiving and the charges were
transferred yesterday from
Mayors Court to Recorder.
Court.
The three Negroes are charged
with taking the pocketbooks be.
longing to Mrs. Bryant Bake
and Mrs. Martha Boswell.
Mrs. Bakers pocketbook wa!
stolen from Bakers Super Mar.
.ket about noon Friday. It con.
tanned about S25 in cash anC
other personal belongings.
Mrs. BoswelPS pocketbook was
taken from behind the cash stand
at Carolina Department Store. II
contained about Sl50 in cash
and personal belongings.
The wallet in Mrs. Baker:
.pocketbook was recovered anc
returned. The money was moi
recovered.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
al Williams Gets
Record Vote In
South Williams

South Williams precinct gave
w. A. ZAP Williams the greatest
vote ever given candidate.
Williams, genial farmer I'D
representative for FERTILIZER
company, received 1920 votes
from South Williams in Satur-
days second primary in which
he won the Recorders Court
Judge post.
Previous high vote cast for
one candidate was given to AL
ton Lennon in the first primary
when he received 1,019 votes.
Votes cast in South Williams
for other candidates were as
follows: Ed Williamson, 404;
Lucien p. Stephens, 1888: w,
Avery Thompson, 81: Worth
Williamson, 3l8; J. B. Long, Jr.
TAB; Ben Duke, 544; J. r.
Pridgen, 566.
A total of ISL voters went
to the polls in South Williams
on Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
Tabor Teener
Team Beats
Fair Bluff 5-4

Wayne Stevens and Jack Small
led Tabor City's teener league
nine to to 4 victory over Fair
Bluff on Monday.
Stevens collected two doubles
for three trips TO the plate.
Small had two hits for three
times at bat.
HammOndS and Meares led
Fair Bluffs offensive attack
with two hits each.
The winning pitcher was Tom
my Spivey.
The local teener league team
will meet Fair Bluff here Thurs
day, > p. m, in a return game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
At DELL SCHOOL

Miss Katrina Holt. daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Leo Holt. and
Miss Virginia Gore, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Hosea Lee Gore.
have enrolled in the Dell School
Of Medical Technology, Ashe-
vile, and started classes yester-
day, July /. They were accom-
panied to Asheville Sunday by
their parents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02

Jr. upsetting Worth Williamson.
Long received SOFT votes while
Williamson had 1880.
The race that hclu the atten-
ton of those who watched the
tallying session at the Court
house on Saturday night was be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
JACKSONVILLE VISITORS

Mrs. N. II. Jenrette, Jr. and
daughters, Jean, Kitty and Pris-
ella, are arriving today for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Ro-
land Baldwin. Mr.. Jenrette will
join them for their return trim
home, Jacksonville, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02
VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryant
and sons, David and Dan. of
Maysville visited here recently
with her mother, Mrs. Bessie
Stanley, and David is extending
his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of
Lumberton were recent guests of
Mrs. Bessie Stanley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brooks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-02

The resolution was delivered
to Corbett who forwarded a re.
ply to the Board citing the fact
that the water would not be
used continuously and that
there would be needed only 100
gallons per minute from the n.y.
drant. This was figured on use
of a 2-iuch line from the hydrant.
He also suggested that the In
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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

OtroS organismos aut6nomos, a
'crear entidades de negocios pri-
vadoS.
4-Dictar I'm moderado i'm
puesto de menos de I'm centavo
por "rueda" de cigarros (ciga-
rrillos) cubanos y extranjeros.
(Una rueda tiene Is paquetes)
5-Entregat los certificates a
los candidates electos Ell prime
no de noviembre sin mas ira
mites.
6-Crear ell Institute Cubano
de Reaseguros para facilitar los
negocioS de este ramo cubanos
y extranjeros.
Mientras tanto, ell Institute
Cubano de Estabilizacion del
Azucar dio ST. dictamen official
que con certeza Sc c%onvertira en-
ley-para que la proxima zafra
sea de 100000 arrobas (una
arroba tiene 1913 kilos) Y que
la molienda Sc inicie ell proximo
2 de enero.
Ell Institute no informo 81 hu-
DO otros acuerdos sobre medidaS
para facilitar la zafra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
ESPERANZA
(Viene de la Primera)
NADIA NUEVO VEN
LOS FRANCHISES

PARIS, diciembre 26. CUPID
-Fuentes d~iplomaticas france
sas dijeron hoy que las declara-
clones de Navidad del primer
Ministro russo. Andrei Gromyko,
en- que pide a Occidente que ha-
ga contra propuestas sobre la
question de Berlin, "nada nue.
70 representa-"
Las fuentes manifestation que
la posicjon de Occidente, ex
puesta en- ell communicate final
de "a reunion de Ministries de
Relaciones Exteriores de los PAL
seS miembros de la organiza-
clon del Tratado del Atlantico
N0rte tOTAN), del Is al .18 del
actual mes, es va de todos como
cida y mo ha variado en- forma
alguna'' como consequence de
las deciaracioneS de Gromyko.
Los Ministries rechazaron la
sxigencia rusa de que Sc retiren
de Berlin las fuerzas norteame-
ricanas, britanicas y francesas,
y dejaron ell canine libre para
diScutir con los rusos Ia question
de Berlin dentro del marco del
problema de la union de Ale
mania.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
WASHINGTON ECHAZ
RUSA

WASHINGTON. tUPI)- Ell
Departamento de Estado recha
&c hoy la ultima sugerencia rusa
de una conferencia de seguri-
: dad europea que excluya toda
discussion de la reunificacion ale
mana, y acuso a la Union Sovie.
tica de 'falsear los fines y mott
vos de las propuestas occiden
tales encaminadas a lograr solu
clones equitativas de los profile
mas poiiticos pendientes, que
dividen al mundo libre del mum.
do eomunista."
Ell jefe del gabinete de prem
50 de la Secretaria, Lincoln
White, coment6 en- tai sentido
una declaration de la agencia
Informative Official sovietica
TASS de que los soviets estan
dispuestos a conferenciar sobre
ell problema general de la segu-
ridad europea 81 ell Oeste aban-
dona 81 insistencia en- que pri
nero Sc discuta la reunificacion
alemana.
White hizo la observation de
que los Is PASSES de Ia Organi
zacion del Atlantico (OTAN)
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

fuegos, hace recordar las cam
paIas gloriosas de Antonio Ma
GEO y Maxine Gomez, que en- sin
gulares epopeyas liberaron a la
Patria del yugo espanol. En- Zu-
lucia, Guayo, Placetas, Cabai-
guam, Sancti Spiritus, Mayaji-
qua, Ranchuelo y Cruces va
ondea la bandera de la liber-
tad. Mientras tanto en- CANA
giiey y las Columns "Candido
Gonzalez" e "Ignacio Agramon-
tie" TRUMAN en- todos los COM
bates. Grandes zonas de Moron
y Santa Cruz del Sur va son te-
rritorio Libre.
Para dar una idea general
de la Ofensiva del Ejercito Re-
belde destacaremos que las Ill
timas semanaS han caido en- po-
der de las gloriosas fuerzas re-
DeldeS los puebloS de GUAYO,
CABAIGUAN, PLACETAS y
SANCTI SPIRITUS. Tambien
MAYAJIGUA, NEMESIS Y
FOMENTO. La columna Giro
Redondo, tiene sitiada a anna
rindo en- ell Termino Municipal
de Moron, provincial de Cana
giiey.
SANCTI SPIRITUS, hermosa
y RIGA, matizada de tradiciones
y engrandecida por ell sacrifi-
clio de sus heroes y la sangre de
Sus martires es va Territorio
Libre de Cuba. Fue la columna
No. 8 "Ciro Redondo" la que
al rodear la ciudad oblig6 a re-
tirarse hacia ~Jatibonico a las
fuerzas de la Dictadura.
St. Spiritus es libre, no hay
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

La callada celebration de este
ano de la fiesta religiosa de
Navidad, Sc atribuye a la lucha
civil que hs llevado la tristeza
a miles de hogares en- toda "a
Nacion. Las tiendas informan
que han hecho excelente nego-
clio de Pascuas en- La Habana.
pero los arbolitos de Navidad
estan en- ell Interior de las casas
en- ve7 de en- los portales como
es usual y la mayorfa pas6 la
Nochebuena con sus familias en-
vez de concurrir a clubes noe
turnos.
Los grandes clubes particula-
res no celebraran la fiesta usual
de fin de ano par. sus asocia-
dos.
Ell Presidente Batista y la Pri-
mera Dana distribuyeron $50
mil raciones de Navidad v re-
galos a los pobr IS en- toda la
La Primera Dana en-
cabez6 la comision de senoras
de sociedad que personalmente
preside la distribution de 40
mil regalos en- la Gran Habana.
UniendoSe a los tantos triun-
fos definitivos de los Frentes
de Oriente, Sc produce ahora
en- avasalladora succession las
~victorias en- la provincial de Las
Villas, donde las Columns No.
8 "Ciro Redondo" y No 2 San
tonic Maceo" Sc estan anotan.
do los mas ssombrosos exitos
La estrategia desarro-
por. los Commentaries Err.
nesto Guevara Y Camilo Glen
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

R0LANDO Ell (de
pie) cOmandante de las fuer-
zas del DR., unO de los heroes
del asalto rebelde 4 Sancti
Spiritus, aparece en- la toto
con ell joven Hector Salinas,
persona a cuyO cargo estuvO
la trasmisi0n por la Radio Re-
helde de las noticias desde la
impoFtante ciudad villarena.
en- la parte central de Cuba, en-
una IONA cuadrada de la seccion
centric oriental de la provincial.
La Radio agrego, que Place
tas, ciudad situada 40 kilometres
al Este de Santa Clara, capital
dc la provincial, y situada sobre
la Carretera Central, fue la ulti-
ma poblacion en- caer en- poder
de los rebeldes despues de I'm
site de tres dias. Sc dijo que
otros puntoS tomados por los
revolucionarioS son Zulueta, Ca.
baiguan, Guayos, Yaguajay, Ma
yajigua y Meneses. Dijo la Ra-
dio que Meneses capitul6 des-
pues de dos dias de site en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

calificativo mas hermoso para
-el pueblo. BESIDE st. Spiritus
por los l~ierofonos de Radio
Rebelde de Las Villas, en- cade-
ma con Radio TEMPO, Union
Radio y Radio Nacional de d.
cha %poblacion, Sc dirigio al pue-
bio de Cuba a las 2 de la ma
drugada, de aver Ell Comandan-
tie Ernesto Guevara.
CONVOY BM,
EJERCITO
Fuerzas de Ia Compania B.,
al mando ell Cap. Manuel FajaY-
do, intercept6 a las 10.35 am.
I'm convoy compuesto por 3 ca
miones blindados, y 8 tanqueS
que eran escoltados por Una
avioneta del Ej@rcito de la IL
rama. FL referido Convoy salio
de la ciudad de Guantanamo
al parecer en- busca de alimen-
tos y municiones. Nuestras fuer
zas sostuvieron TN fuerte en-
cuentro y lie ocasionaron al enc
migo numerosas baias. Nues-
tras fuerzas no sufrieron baja
alguna. Edo. Cap. Manuel Fa-
jardo, Columna No.18 "Anto-
MO Lopez Fernandez"
ULTIMA HORA.. .Cae en- po-
der de los rebeldes la ciudad
de Sagua de Tanamo. A las $50
am. del dia de hoy cayo en- ma
nos rebeldes por la accion COM
binada de las Columns No.B
y II al mando del Comandante
Anibal, la importante ciudad
de Sagua de Tanamo, una ciu.
dad 1ihre mas de Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

en- su reciente reunion de Paris
Sc c~omprometieron a continuar
buscando soluciones para las
disputas pendientes entire ei
Este y ell Oeste, pero insistie-
ron en- que ell problema de la Sc
guridai europea esta ligado es
trechamente al de la reunifica
cion alemana.
Otros funcionarios manifesto
ron que los rusos evidentemen.
te leyeron NAL la nota de la
OTAN 81 pensaron que sus mien
bros estaban dispuestos a discu-
tir la seguridad europea sin ha.
blair tambien de la question ale
mana.
Ell D~epartamento tambien vol
vic a hacer la affirmation de que
la preparation militar de L.
OTAN la exige la "propia polit.
ca sovietica' y rechaz6 ell ar
gumento russo de que la politi
ca International del Occidente
tiene como unico objective la
accumulation de fuerzas militia
res