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U lbricht fails
Sto' win! Dubcek
BERLIN OP) - East German
Communist leader Walter Ulbricht
returned yesterday from talks in
Czechoslovakia that strongly sug-
gested Prague will no longer fol-
low his line on German policy.
The results of Ulbricht's meet-
ing with Czechoslovak Communist
chief Alexander Dubcek at Kar-
lovy Vary fell far short of what
the bearded East German was able
to get last year from Dubcek's
prededessor, ousted Antonin No-
votny, a hard-liner.
The bland Karlovy Vary com-
munique did not mention the East
German-Czechoslovak treaty of
friendship, cooperation and mu-
tual assistance signed with much
fanfare by Ulbricht and Novotny
in Prague on March 17, 1967.
Ulbricht's quick maneuvers then
were generally credited with
checking a Czechoslovak drift to-
ward better relations with West
Germany.
It is felt here that Ulbricht had
similar objectives in rushing to see
Dubcek so soon after the six-party
Communist meeting Aug. 3 at
Bratislava. The attempt appar-
ently failed.
At Bratislava, Prague's five
hard-line Warsaw Pact allies-the
Soviet Union, East Germany, Po-
land, Bulgaria, and Hungary-
agreed not to interfere with Dub-
cek in Czechoslovakia's internal
liberalization. Ulbricht apparently
felt he still had to work quickly
to try to influende Dubcek on Ger-
man and foreign policy.
But the Karlovy Vary commu-
nique was even weaker than the
Bratislava declaration in uphold-
ing such East German positions
as the existence of two German
states.
It welcomed Ulbricht's condi-
tional offer to exchange envoys
with Bonn but stopped short of
saying Czechoslovakia supported
it.
If Ulbricht suggested a joint
Czechoslovak-East G e r m a n de-
fense of their frontiers with West
Germany, Dubcek rejected it.
Without saying the matter had
come before the conference, the
Czechoslovak news agency CTK
quoted Dubcek as telling a news
conference at Karlovy Vary, "We
consider the defense of the border
between Czechoslovakia and the
German Federal Republic-West
Germany-to be the affair of the
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic."
The main mention of West Ger-
many in the Dubcek-Ulbricht
communique was a statement say-
ing both sides oppose revengism,
militarism and ,neo-Nazism in
West Germany and support dem-
ocratic forces. The Bonn govern-
ment claims it is the latter and
some Czechoslovaks seem ready
to hear its arguments.
Even as Ulbricht and Dubcek
finished their talks, six Czecho-
slovak radio and newspaper re-
porters were visiting federal gov-
ernment offices in Bonn as part
of a two-week invitation from
West Germany's Friedrich Ebert
Foundation. Ebert was the first
president of the pre-Hitler Wei-
mar Republic in Germany.
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