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tled details to the summit. Fereign Secretary Selwyn Licyd said the conference has already achieved the “outline” of an interim Berlin agreement and expressed belief that “final

acceptance should be possible here or at some other meeting.”

RUSSIAN VIEW

The Russians also made some slight concessions Thursday to ease the conversation deadlock. Andrei A. Gromyko, the Soviet foreign minister, agreed to dis- cuss the problem of a tempor- any settlement for Berlin. Gro- myko has been insistimg that the Allies first discuss the es- tablishment of an all-German committee to study Germany's future. Wednesday, Gromyko said that both issues could be

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press secretary, quickly squelched rumors in the for- eizn press that the Queen was pregnam.

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In Hamilton; a CNR passen- express bound from Chi- cago to Toronto jumped the tracks Tuesday, uprooting ® length of rail which pierced @ coach and killed two Ontario

women. About 30 of the passen- |

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tion he provides as a basis fo: deciding whether to invoke the national emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Labor Act. Mitchell’s role in the stike that began a week ago is with- out precedent. But his informa tion is éxpected to help

Eisen- hower who is reluctant to inter- coliec-

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