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€5°3. on March 1, 1956, advised that it was decidea ___at_the UPCA conference, on ‘February 18, 1956, that a pamphlet would be publ. ished containing the ‘apoeches which were given at the conference, a statement of the aims of the conference, and & resolution on disarmament. oy. on February 23, 1956, aavisod that a ‘conference sponsored by the UPCA was held on February 18, 1956, at Judd Hall, University of Chicago. - Informant advised this conference consisted of various workshops." Informant advised a "panel discussion on problems for East-West relations posed at Geneva" was held frem 10 a.m, to 12 noon. Li0F pa) -speekers piatform. Thrommant stated that _ es steted during this discussion that German disarmam € controlled by Russia. Informant also advised that , . i stated during this discussion that we should ban hyd: en bomb tests, egree not to be the first ones to use mislear bombs of any kind in any future encounter, and . urge increasing diversion of economic power in "string-free" gifts to undeveloped countries rather then for military USALC. Cly also advised that a work shop entitled "Rast-West Exchange ce Se dentiri ‘ec, CGalturel and Economic" 1:30 pom. until 4:30 pom, Informant advised tou - Wes chairm n of this hep and the “Resource Experts" were "J Informant stated during this v hop an unkn néiv in a statement cautioned that selentific exthange could deflect the balance of power and stated thet those-on top have everything- to lose d to gain by this exchange. Informant said that © eut off this individual very quickly by saying "Thenk you very much, acl Yalso advised thatc 7 stated during this a that the Chicago Council of American-Soviet Friendship (CCASF) has materiel available for interested parties end groups and said we should "list the restrictions of tho Welter-Me Cerran Act." Informant also advised that somcone steted at this conference that the CCASF acts’ as the clearing bouse on FasteWest Exchangs. ,