WITHDRAWAL ON; Peril of Moscow Coup Appears Waning, but Debate Continues Move From the East Khrushchev's Demands POLES REPORTED BARRING TROOPS Debate Resumes Today Gomulka Goes to Airport
USSR troops reptd withdrawing from Sochaczew and Siedlce near Warsaw; Polish forces reptdly fired on USSR troops attempting to enter Stettin from E Ger; troops at Siedlce believed to have entered Poland from USSR; Polish officials relieved; danger of USSR coup seen ended; some casualties reptd in Stettin skirmish, most serious of 3 reptd clashes; Defense Min says troop movements, reptd under way for 2 days, are routine shifts to aid potato harvest; map; Central Com to continue debate; 80 speakers listed; majority seen backing Gomulka against USSR; he goes to airport for departure of Khrushchev and others; Russians reptdly demanded retention of Rokossovsky in Politburo, end to anti-USSR agitation and halt to 'democratization'; USSR mil men do not return to Moscow; their identities uncertain; Zhukov's presence doubted; Warsaw seen deceptively quiet; security police under Gomulka's friend Gen Komar reptd mobilized for 2 wks after rept that regular Army under Rokossovsky had been alerted: Central Com member Zawadzki reptdly proposed Rokossovsky for Politburo after Russians had agreed to his elimination; Yugoslavs stung by USSR intervention; had cheered independence moves and expected easy success; see Molotov and Kaganovich role in Warsaw talks as sign 'old guard' Stalinists regain power in USSR; other speculation
