CADOGAN SPEAKS OUT

The transcript covers a session at the Security Council where Mr. Gromyko, the Soviet delegate, raises concerns about incidents on the Greek-Albanian frontier and accuses British troops in Greece of misconduct. Sir Alexander Cadogan responds, defending the UK's actions and emphasizing the importance of cooperation among great powers for peace. He criticizes the method of open accusations and stresses the need for consultation to maintain peace and security.

What issue did Mr. Gromyko raise at the Security Council?

• Incidents on the Greek-Albanian frontier

• Trade agreements with Greece

• Economic sanctions on the Soviet Union

• Nuclear disarmament

What was the main accusation against British troops in Greece?

• They were supporting Greek democracy

• They were inciting Greece to attack its neighbors

• They were providing humanitarian aid

• They were withdrawing from Greece

According to Sir Alexander Cadogan, what is essential for maintaining peace?

• Cooperation among great powers

• Economic sanctions

• Military strength

• Isolationism

What does Cadogan criticize about the method of addressing issues?

• Issuing public statements

• Open accusations made unexpectedly

• Using diplomatic channels

• Holding private meetings

What does Cadogan hope will be achieved through other means?

• Political isolation

• Economic prosperity

• Military dominance

• Effective cooperation for peace