France And U.S. May Hold Talks On Nuclear Strategy

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; WASHINGTON (AP)—French ambassador Herve Alphand ex- pects France to start talks with tie United States next year on co - ordination of is nuclear srptegy with U.S. nuclear strat-

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The small French force is dve ta, become in-a-few months. TH@ problem of its co- otdination with the U.S. and NATO strategy is one of several critical issues, involving France and the Atlantic alliance, wh'ch ate due to reach a crisis prob- ably next year.

Such a crisis. could lead to

de Gaulle and US. President Johnson. Of a possible Paris-Washing-

would certainly be very useful tq have one one day, but prob ably not before we have much clearer views about some very tmportant problems , that we have to discuss..."

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U.S. officials are . skeptic:! about any kind of Johnson-dc Gaulle conference without a lot of diplomatic spadework before- hand to provide some kind of @asis for agreement. At ™ moment it is even difficult = where such work would be-

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head next year are these — 80 far as diplomats and informe4 American officials can see:

1. Co-ordination of French nu clear strategy with that of the U.S. as soon as the’ French strike force is operational. = Reorganization of the NATO command structure in Europe.

~ | Alphand judged that this would

almost certainly come up next year for ene con- | Sultation and general consults- tion among the Allies. A major ‘French concern in this connec; tion is to see that French forces serving NATO purposes in Eu-

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in 1066 though the N..TO treaty itself is supposed to run changéd” until 1969.

4. Parallel with these French US. erences is the project on which the U.S., Brita and | West Germany have been wo-k ling for several years along with jother interested allies, for crea to |tion of a NATO nuclear wea-

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