SECRETARY OF STATE CHRISTIAN A. HERTER; A REPORT ON THE GENEVA FOREIGN MINISTERS CONFERENCE Part 4
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TELEVISION STATEMENT: Herter briefs the nation on negotiations between the western powers and the Soviet Union in Geneva. Noting that no significant progress has been made, he explains proposals offered by the West and by the Soviet Union; and suggests that any progress that leads to an agreement on the status of Germany and Berlin could lead to a summit conference.
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