China Held To Be Against Peace

Press, Volume CV, Issue 31003, 8 March 1966, Page 17

China Held To Be Against Peace

(N.Z. Press Association —Copyright) GENEVA, March 7. The United States Ambassador to the Jnited Nations, Mr Arthur Goldberg, said yesterday that the United States wanted to live in peaceful co-existence with China, but Peking prevented any relationship because of its relentlessly belligerent policies, United Press International reported.

I Mr Goldberg arrived in Geneva from London where he said Britain and the United States had “merged” their ideas on Vietnam. The United States Ambassador had held week-long talks with the British Prime Minister, Mr Harold Wilson and Foreign Office officials. Mr Goldberg told reporters (bat the cold relationship between Washington and Peking was caused by the Communist leadership. He said he did not noticeany change in Britain’s attitude to American policy in Vietnam, in spite of Left-wing agitation that the Wilson Government end its support of Washington’s policy in South-east Asia. Mr Goldberg said the United States was “very grateful for the resolute support the British Government has given to our effort in Vietnam. and we welcome and

i appreciate the strong support s we have had.” » He added: “One of the good ” results of the discussions on Vietnam was that we have - merged our ideas.” He did s not. elaborate.