Word: agendas
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Affluent Revolution. In the first day of the conference, the whole carefully planned agenda on the three principal issues (see below) went out the window. But the big fact of the summit meeting -at least at the start-was that the West was confronted not by a change in the issues but an apparent change in Khrushchev. The Khrushchev they had expected to meet was committed to "peaceful coexistence" at least in name. With his rejection of Stalinism, he had staked out his place in Communist history as the exponent of the affluent revolution, of a Soviet society no longer...
Before Nikita Khrushchev made the U-2 the summit's principal topic, there were three official agenda items: 1) disarmament, 2) East-West tensions, 3) Berlin and the fate of Germany. Of these, disarmament was the only one remotely expected to produce concrete achievement...
...Swiss schools for their children and taking leases on Geneva homes. The British fore-handedly made their delegation a "mission." entitling their dependents to living allowances. But even to hard-bitten skep tics, the beginning was promising. For once, there was no haggling over procedure, table shapes, or agenda. On the very first day, the delegates got down to substance. On the table before the ten-nation commission (five Communist nations v. the U.S., Britain, Canada, France, Italy) were two conflicting plans. One was the deceptively simple four-year scheme that Nikita Khrushchev laid before his startled U.N. audience...
Barely showing the effects of his hard work, Kennedy flew eastward at week's end in the family Convair. On the agenda this week: three days of campaigning in New Hampshire, where the nation's first primary comes off next week-and where nobody doubts that the boy from neighboring Massachusetts has things in the palm of his hand...
...visit's end, France promised Peru credit to buy Mystere IV jets, military helicopters and electrical equipment. The Prados then flew to Rome. On the agenda: an audience with Pope John XXIII, visits to Britain, Holland and Germany, and an unofficial return trip next week to his beloved France...