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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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US Secretary of State Acheson, after Big Three talks in Paris on Germany's future with UK and French ministers, tours West Germany, noting decisions' effects will emerge over weeks. Germans seek more sovereignty, end to dismantling, and express disappointment at vague outcomes; Schumacher criticizes Adenauer.
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Paris Talks
'Not Apparent'
(By the Associated Press)
Fresh from talks in Paris with
Foreign Ministers of Britain and
France, U.S. Secretary of State
Acheson lunched today with top
American military and diplomatic
officials at Heidelberg, ancient Ger-
man university town.
The decisions arrived at in Paris
will not be apparent for "weeks
and months," Acheson said on
arrival at Frankfurt yesterday.
He is making a four-day tour of
West Germany following the major
decisions
on
Germany's future
reached by the Big Three. At Bonn,
capital of the West German Re-
public, he will confer tomorrow with
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and
President Theodore Heuss.
The Germans are pressing for
more sovereign rights for their gov-
ernment. They want the Western
Allies to stop dismantling German
industry. They showed consider-
able disappointment at the vague-
ness of the announcements at the
end of the Big Three Paris meet-
ing.
German
Socialist
leader Kurt
Schumacher said:
"Adenauer will appear before the
German Parliament
on Tuesday
wretched and with empty hands."
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Paris And West Germany
Event Date
Recent, With Arrival Yesterday And Conferences Tomorrow
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decisions from paris talks not apparent for weeks and months; germans pressing for more sovereign rights and end to industrial dismantling; disappointment at vagueness of announcements
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US Secretary of State Acheson, fresh from talks in Paris with Foreign Ministers of Britain and France on Germany's future, lunched with American officials at Heidelberg. He stated decisions will not be apparent for weeks and months upon arrival at Frankfurt yesterday. He is on a four-day tour of West Germany, to confer with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and President Theodore Heuss at Bonn tomorrow. Germans showed disappointment at the Big Three Paris meeting's vague announcements. German Socialist leader Kurt Schumacher said Adenauer will appear before Parliament on Tuesday wretched and with empty hands.