Spanish Recipe

The U.S., which had often denounced the Franco regime in Spain but had insisted curative measures should be left to the Spanish people, this week presented them with a recipe.

U.S. Delegate Tom Connally proposed to the U.N. Assembly adoption of a strongly worded resolution which urged Franco to surrender his powers "to a provisional government, broadly representative of the Spanish people and committed ... to the prompt holding of an election."

To two old questions--if Franco won't and the people can't--the U.S. had only one new answer: extension of Spain's present U.N. disbarment to all international agencies. But the U.S. was still not ready for economic or diplomatic sanctions.

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