Evening star., 1960-09-23
KHRUSHCHEV
KEiRUSHCHEV ~
OutIowing Of Military Rockets
Is Proposed in Talk to Assembly
Continued From First Pal

a plane incidents, Premier
Khrushchev said contemptr-
ously: For some convinced
lovers Of what does not belong
to them, the lessons they are
taught are of no avail. They are
given a sound thrashing, but
they think that all their set
backs are due to their careless
ness or to use of inadequate
facilities, and then again they
try to break into another mans
house. but from another en-
trance this time and using new
devices"
) The Soviet leader kept the
96-nation Assembly of world
leaders past lunch time with his
long speech which ran almost
36 pages single spaced in its
English translation.
His sharp words on the Congo
issue, spy flights and colonial
ism, overshadowed his disarma-
ment proposal, which resem-
bled the plan he put before
the same body just a year ago.
The present version, calling for
a three-Stage disarmament
program and the banning of all
rockets and rocket launchers,
contained much that has al
ready been rejected by the
West.
MIR. Khrushchev called the
conduct Of Mr.. Hammarskjold
and his staff on the Congo is
sue shameful"
Blasts U. N. Action
United Nations forces in the
Congo, he said, sent to help
the legal government, took over
alrportS and the radio station,
"disorganized the life of the
state and paralyzed the activi-
ties Of the legitimate govern
ment."
He charged that military
blocs Of the Western powers"
3 exploit the Office of the secre-
tary general by nominating
candidates Of their own choice.
The result, he said, is that
much Of the practical routine
work" of the United Nations is
carried out "one-sidedly."
There had been "partiality"
on the part Of the secretary
general in the Congo.
'Mr. Hammarskjold, the Sec
retary general, in implementing
the decisions of the Security
Council, in effect sided with
the colonialists and with the
countries that support the CO.
lonialists," Mr.. Khrushchev
said. This is a very dangerous
thing"
Replacement Of Mr.. Ham
marskjold with a three-man
executive group should be
borne in mind in the light
of the immediate future" he
said.
Backs Red China
He said he thinks better of
the hospitality of the American
people than that reflected in
the security arrangements
which confine him to Man
haitian Island here.
The Soviet Premier used only
one paragraph in his speech
to advocate the admission of
Red China into the United Ma
tions.
He gave about equal time
to advocating admission of
Mongolia to the United Ma
tions membership.
Mr.. KhruShchev, who was
greeted by a 37-second ovation,
proposed establishment of a
new disarmament body in
which neutral and uncom-
mitted nations would be rep
resented. apparently discard
ing the donation Communist
Western Disarmament Commits.
sion.
Would Outlaw Rockets :
He proposes a three-stage
plan to outlaw all military
rockets and rocket carriers
and presented a draft treaty
called "basic provisions of the
treaty on general and complete
disarmament"
The disarmament proposals
were spelled out in documents
distributed before he spoke,
and he called the Assembly'S
attention to those documents.
The proposals we're circulated
a day after President EiSen- {
hower's challenging address I
asking the Russians to use .
the United Nations as the
main clearing house for dis
posal of perilous issues.
AppIauded by Herter
Secretary of State Herter,
who-unlike the Russians in
Mr.. Eisenhower's appearance
yesterday-applauded the Rus
slams approach to the podium, {
closely followed an English text ,
of the Soviet leaders address.
Mr.. Herter's face was eX-
presSionlesS, even when Mr..
Khrushchev, early in his talk,
denounced the United States
on grounds of attempted aerial
spying over Russia. And at
that point Cuba's Fidel Castro
and his delegation burst into {
laughter. |
After giving only a general ,
outline of his proposed dis /,
armament treaty and three
stage plan, the Soviet leader
remarked:
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by saying that we entertain no {
liking for capitalism. But we t
do not want to foist our sys-