Moscow, June 21
Soviet, French and British negotiators gathered together for two hours today and, discussed all aspects of the projected tripartite mutual aid pact. The conference began at 5 pum, ended only at 7 pin.
Present at this meeting were Foreign Commissar Viacheslav Molotoff, concurrently President of the Commissers' Council; M. Vladimir Potemkin, First Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affairs; French Ambassador Paul-Emile Naggiar, former envoy to China; Sir William, British Ambassador; and Mr. William Strang, Foreign Office head and special representative of the British Government, No information on the details of discussions was available this evening. But well-informed quarters stated that, besides the Baltic guarantees problem, difficulties centre about definition of reciprocal commitments and mutual assistance.
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