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In Paris, Soviet delegate Andrei Y. Vishinsky proposes simultaneous atomic weapons ban and international energy control to address Western concerns; suggests July 15, 1952 for world arms conference. Earlier, UN adopts anti-aggression plan over Russian opposition, allowing regional force calls.
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PARIS, (AP)—Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky proposed Saturday the simultaneous prohibition of atomic weapons and international control of atomic energy. This was an attempt to meet western refusals to accept ban on the bombs without controls.
He repeated his previous demands for a world arms conference but suggested the date be July 15, 1952 instead of June 1, 1952.
Earlier the United Nations adopted, over bitter Russian opposition, a plan designed to meet the threat of aggression anywhere in the world through collective action.
The plan would permit the United Nations to call on regional security forces, to meet aggression anywhere.
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Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky proposed the simultaneous prohibition of atomic weapons and international control of atomic energy as an attempt to meet western refusals to accept a ban on the bombs without controls. He repeated previous demands for a world arms conference but suggested the date be July 15, 1952 instead of June 1, 1952. Earlier, the United Nations adopted, over bitter Russian opposition, a plan designed to meet the threat of aggression anywhere in the world through collective action. The plan would permit the United Nations to call on regional security forces, to meet aggression anywhere. North Atlantic Treaty Organization.