Nine European nations seek East West peace at U.N.
Foreign ministers from Romania Bulgaria Hungary Belgium Denmark Sweden Finland Austria Yugoslavia met at the United Nations General Assembly to review exchanges in culture and economy and to press for reduced trade barriers. Corneliu Manescu led the talks as Dean Rusk planned dinners with participating ministers and contacts with Andrei Gromyko ahead of planned talks in Washington. Abba Eban urged private Viet Nam negotiations with U Thant aiding.
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