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ane Russia wants Germany re unified.

2. Russia is not opposed to fret elections or plebiscites as such

3. Article 22 of the Soviet-pre posed peace treaty for Germany | seeneerene the need for the fow | powers to be associated with Ger many reunification.

The main trouble, Lloyd said igs that Russia refuses to face the “reality” the West will not recog nize East Germany's Communis'

regime. | GROMYKO’S REPLY

| Gromyko, in reply to Lloyd ' said he wondered how it was pos i sible for the two sides to draw closer together. For its part, he said, the Soviet government haé clearly set out its proposals.

As for elections to reunify Ger ‘many, he said these could bt condicted better by the Germans than the four powers.

The French delegation obviou- sly was pleased at the firm line Herter took with Gromyko Thurs-

day. :

Throughout the conference thus far the French, supported by the West Germans, have exhibited some concern lest the Americans and. British take too soft and flexible an approach te the Rus- sians.

Wilhelm Grewe of West Ger. many rejected Communist pre posals \for a confederaiion be tween East and West Germany,

He said: “One cannot confeder- ate a system of freedom with @

laystem of bondage,”