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Warsaw Pact- N.A.T.O. meeting by 1972

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969 · scan page 1

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ACCORDING to the latest reports from Washington, the security conference proposed to NATO by the Crowds of Christmas shopWarsaw Pact powers at their conference last week may an enthusiastic well take place by 1972. deputation led by NUT Though official US теsponses have been guarded, behind-the-scenes talks are thought to be preparing the way for a joint meeting of NATO and Warsaw Pact countries within the These reports are not only based on the rapid progress of negotiations between the new West German government and Moscow, but on the readiness • of the Soviet bureaucracy to negotiate with the most powerful of imperialist nations, the United States itself.

Any agreement with Brandt is but a stepping stone to the big prize of a deal with Nixon.

TUBE TRAINS BLACKING ?

LONDON underground train drivers and guards on the Northern line are to decide whether to black the shorter trains being run by London Transport because of the 12week-old strike by maintainance men at the Acton depot.

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