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LER WORLD 'No Objective Obstacles
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STATEMENT BY MALENKOV
London, Jan. 1.
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov belleves there are "no objective obstacles" to Improving relations between Russia and the United States, the official nows agency Tass reported tonight.
Malenkov also called anew for the prohibi-, tion of atomic and hydrogen weapons of mass destruction.
All Born On Dec, 30
Philadelphia, Jan. 1.
O'Beefc. 20. Francin emphasised today he had no plans for 1954.
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O'Keefe's wife. Janice, 25, gave birth to their third daughter December 30, Their wecotid daughter
born Barbara WDA December 30, 1082.
Their Brat daughter, Do- born in Nancy, wAN cember 30, 1951.
"Next year? No Sir". Kald O'Keefe, trying to records."
net any more
Ile admitted, however, that he had hoped for a son this time. United Presa.
GOOD REASON!
Camden, N. J.
In answer to questions sub- mitted him by the International Newa Bervice, Tass quoted Malenkov as saying: "With all my heart I wish the American people happinema and a peaceful? if wish the American people success in developing friendly relations with
other nations and, fruitful results in the matter of safeguarding pence against all | attempts to infringe against it.”:
Tass reported that Malenkov said the most important step to- ward work pence in 1954 would) be an agreement between states "not to use stomile, hydrogen | und other weapons of destruction
mass
BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP Observers noted that Malen- koy did not mention President Elsenhower's proposal that the
world
pool some of their nuclear resources under the United No- tions for peaceful purposes. But they believed that Malenkoy's renewal of a demand for pro hibition of nuclear weapons wat an attempt to offset Mr Eisen-
Sixty-nine-year-old Sobotohower's statement.
Scola when asked at a naturall- Malenkov said he hoped that Rution ceremony why he had the New Year would bring "con- walted 40 years to become an solidation American citizen, he replied: