DISMISSAL OF BERIA
Western Policy To Be Unchanged
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(Rec. 10 p.m.) WASHINGTON, July 10. . ,T^ lree Western Foreign Ministers today agreed tliat the purging of the Soviet Secret Police c le , Lavrenti Bena, did not necessitate any change m their basic policy towards the Soviet Union. They defined this policy as being to build up the prog™ld ,o m “*
An official spokesman at the conclusion of the threehour conference of the three Foreign Ministers said the Ministers had spent most of their time discussing the latest th « ® oviet Union and the situation in the i° Unt »! e j ° f Central and Eastern Europe. He said the Ministers had reached two conclusions:
policies of the Western Powers in recent had now proved themselves to be justified because of the development of unrest in the Soviet bloc
. . ,T^ at tl ’ er ®, was ’ therefore, no reason to change the basic policies of the West because of the removal from power of Mr Bena, the Soviet Minister of the Interior.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27090, 13 July 1953, Page 9
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