East European economic plan backers suffer setback
In Vienna the new Comecon program on East European economic cooperation and integration shows no immediate steps for integration. The text, issued after a Bucharest meeting July 29, indicates countries reserve sovereignty and no supranational bodies. Kosygin led the Soviet delegation. Ceausescu emphasized sovereignty in the face of push for faster unity.
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