Mr. President. UP carried an additional item. and again I quote: After two years of delay. the U.S. Senate last Friday passed one version of a trade bill to offer the Soviet Union nondiscriminatory trade terms in exchange for freer emigration. particularly of Soviet Jews. The bill awaits reconciliation with a similar bill from the House of Representatives before going to President Ford for his signature. The move came in a letter from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on Oct. 26. Tass reported. Gromyko protested that "elucidations" given by the Soviet Union were interpreted by the United States as "assurances and nearly obligations on our part regarding the procedure of the departure of Soviet citizens from the USSR." Mr.
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