New Russian Disarmament Plan
Seen as Move to Split Allies
By CHARLES M. McCANN «
United Press Staff Correspondent
The Kremlin is getting alarm
ingly cooperative.
Soviet delegate Andrei Y. Vish
inski has introduced a new Rus
sian disarmament plan in the Uni
ted Nations, including a ban on
nuclear weapons.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko has backed
up the plan by saying that the
Kremlin now favors “effective in
spection” of nuclear energy facil
ities to prevent any evasion of an
A-bomb and H-bomb ban.
Vishinsky also has asked prior
ity be given in the U.N. to dis
cussion of President Eisenhower’s
plan for an international pool of
nuclear energy resources for
peaceful purposes.
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyach
eslav M. Molotov has said that
Russia is now willing to discos
the holding of “free” all-German
elections as part of a plan to unify
West and East Germany.
It all looks as if the Kremlin
is launching a new “peace offen
sive.”
The Russian moves have come
immediately after the London
Agreement under which West
Germany is to be rearmed and
given the status of a sovereign
nation.
There seems no room for doubt
that the Kremlin seeks merely to
make another big attempt to
wreck Allied unity.
When the Allies ale split, as
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they were after France killed the
European Defense Community
plan, the Kremlin talks tough.
But when they are united, as at
present, the Kremlin boils up a
tub of soft soap and attempts to
peddle it to the West in an at
tempt to split them again.
That, apparently, is what is go
ing on now. Vishinsky, Gromyko,
and Molotov are being too pleas
ant.
It may be taken for granted
that the governments of the Uni
ted States, Great Britain and
France will remain suspicious of
any Soviet “peace” gestures.
They know too well that the
Kremlin is not likely to reverse
its entire national policy and per
mit foreigners to inspect Russian
nuclear energy facilities.
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