Mr Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet deputy Foreign Minister and chief delegate to the United Nations, who will soon be replaced—possibly permanently—by Mr Jacob Malik, another deputy Foreign ‘Minister and former Russian Ambassador to Japan, reports the United Press from New York. Mr Malik is already flying to New York. Mr Gromyko confirmed that he was leaving the United Nations assignment within a few weeks for a long delayed vacation in Russia. Asked if he would return to the United Nations, Mr Gromyko said: “I do not know. The list of the delegation's members has not yet been drawn up.”
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26772, 15 May 1948, Page 7
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99Mr Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet deputy Foreign Minister and chief delegate to the United Nations, who will soon be replaced—possibly permanently—by Mr Jacob Malik, another deputy Foreign ‘Minister and former Russian Ambassador to Japan, reports the United Press from New York. Mr Malik is already flying to New York. Mr Gromyko confirmed that he was leaving the United Nations assignment within a few weeks for a long delayed vacation in Russia. Asked if he would return to the United Nations, Mr Gromyko said: “I do not know. The list of the delegation's members has not yet been drawn up.” Otago Daily Times, Issue 26772, 15 May 1948, Page 7
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