Show 9 Salt Lake Tribune Saturday March Th Disarm Aide Voices Hope In Deadlock With Russ UNITED NATIONS NY Feb 2$ (INS) -- The newly appointed top "US disarmament negotiator said Friday he has "a c o u p 1 e of promising ideas" lor breaking the - arms deadlock with Russia Ambassador James J Wads- worth named to succeed Harold E Stassen in the Mr disarmament declared Wadsworth post he is "starting almost immediately" to work out a program Jie hopes will end the procedural Stalemate "In --fact there already have been negotiations" “he added Wadsworth indicated these talks were held with other free world members of the 25 nation 01’ r Court Ruling Dims Hope Of 'Chessman Harrigan mrvo MEAN? 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