Evening star., 1960-09-25
KHRUSHCHEV
Arms Cuts Linked
ToU. N. Overhaul
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ests, those of the West. the
Communists and the neutrals.
But it is practically impos-
sible to find a person who
would combine three he
added.
1T lis said it is God alone
who could combine three per-
sons, so let him remain in the
imagination of those who
thought him up" the Russian
leader added.
Mr.. KruShchev had Is re-
porters and photographers ad-
mitted to his spacious Long
Island estate at the conclusion
OF an 80-minute meeting with
United Arab Republic President
Camel Abdel Nasser in late
afternoon.
The reporters assumed the
sundown affair would be a COM
paratively routine picture-tak-
ing of the two foreign leaders
as Mr.. Nasser was departing.
And things started out that
- way, with the customary good
bye handShakes and Mr.. Khru-
Shchev jovially exchanging
pleasantries.
But suddenly, when the talk
turned to matters beyond Mr..
khruShchev's immediate week.
END plans, the Kremlin boss
manner switched to one Of
seriousness,
And ne launched into a
quarter hour speech.
Sees Impossible Situation
Mr.. Khrushchev went into
what ne portrayed as the i'm
possible situation which would
arise If a disarmament agree
ment were reached and an in
ternational force were set up
under the U, N. in its present
form.
He suggested that the Rus
SLAMS would propose their de-
tense chief, Marshal Malinov-
SKY to head the U. N. force.
the United States would nomi-
nate Gen, Lauris Norstad, the
NATO commander, and the
neutrals would propose Mar
Shal Amer (Field Marshal Alb
oel Hakim Amer of the UAR)
1 ask you, gentlemen, can
we agree on any of these
three? ~
Mr.. Khrushchev gestured as
ne put the question. He an
SWered himself:
I submit in advance we will
not do So"
You will not accept our
candidate, Malinovsky. We will
not accept Norstad. And
! don't suppose you will agree
to Marshal Amer, either.
In that case disarmament
VIII become impossible alto
gether.
Under the United Nations
today. the forces will be gov
erned by Hammarskjold and
we see from what happened in
the Congo that this cannot
be. :"
He Recalls ArchangeI
Mr.. KhruShchev declared that
What Mr.. Hammarskjold did
was to carry out in the Congo
IN the name of the United Ma.
tlons, including the Communist
countries, actions actually on
oenalf OF "the imperialists."
what will be the case then
after we create disarmament
and create international armed
forces? Are we going to send
a landing party to Leningrad
and perhaps Archangel where
the Americans were once and
were kicked out?" Mr.. Khru-
shchev asked.
The Russians present chuck
LED at this sally referring to,
the United States expeditionary
force sent to Russia late in
World War I while the country
was in turmoil.
The English-speaking report
ers got the point seconds later
from the translation which was
being given by Mr.. Khru-
shchev's interpreter, Victor M.
Sukadrev.
The Kremlin boss, who yes
terday said he had not read
Secretary of State Herter's
speech labelling the Khrushchev
U. N. plan a declaration of war
on the U. NJ, showed tonight
that he knew about it.
Peaceful Coexistence"
"Our position is not one of
war on Hammarskjold," he
said, "but a quest for better
organizational forms to assure
true peaceful coexistence among
nations that would not preju-
dice the interests of all the
nation.
THAT is our position. It is
not a militant one.
1--WE are ready to lend sup
port to Mr.. Hammarskjold if
alongside him there is a repre-
sentative of the Socialist coun-
tries and of neutralist coun-
tries with equal powers.
I'VE are not aiming to re-
place Hammarskjold by our