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Speaking of the East-West conflict as it evi-
denced itself in the Paris session of the General
Assembly, Mr. Sayre said in his address of January 12
that "The practical unanimity recorded in vote after
vote, with only the Soviet bloc voting in opposition,
was convincing proof of solid achievement. What
took place in Paris will have far-reaching results.
" 7/
The Politburo cannot afford to ignore Paris.
Assistant Secretary of State Willard Thorp, who is
the U. S. Representative on the Economic and Social
Council, referred in an address of January 11 to the
failure of the Soviet Union to participate in many
of the U.N. specialized agencies and varied activi-
ties, and he said: "It is most regrettable that
the important fact of working together, with its
the ARCHIVES *NATIONAL RECORDS I
AMD
corollary, the free exchange of information, is
at its least effectiveness in connection with the
difficult problem of the relations of the Soviet
8/
Union with the rest of the world. "
Soviet tactics
in the Paris session of the General Assembly, Alter-
nate U. S. Delegate Ray Atherton stated on January 6,
"were recognized as the parliamentary discourtesy
of vociferous " 9/
a and doctrinaire minority.
A U.S. note
7
Bulletin, Jan. 30, pp. 144-149.
Ibid. Jan. 23, pp. 95-96.
9/
Press release 16, Jan. 6.
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