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Three of the chairs will be the same, but the occupants will all be new. In Stalin's place will sit Commissar Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Union's Premier, but not undisputed boss as Stalin was. Anthony Eden, alumnus of Yalta, expects to sit for leonine Winston Churchill. For the U.S., Eisenhower will sit in the place filled by Franklin Roosevelt. The new chair will belong to France, represented at none of World War IPs summit conclaves. Occupying it will be owlish, cautious Premier Edgar Faure...
Groundwork. With Russia's Bulganin expressing "a favorable attitude," the Western allies set to work to concert their policies. Steps had to be painstakingly hewn out of the ice before the ascent to the summit could be made. The seven Western European Union nations met to put in motion the new organization designed to keep a watchful eye over West Germany's proposed 500,000-man army...
...Agreed in principle with the West's proposals for disarmament and banning nuclear war, but hedged on the essentials of international inspection. ¶ Announced that their top men, Bulganin and Khrushchev, would drop in on Communist Heretic No. 1, Yugoslavia's Tito, to talk coexistence with...
...Warsaw's Radziwill Palace, once the residence of the Czar's regent in Poland, the top Communist leaders of Russia's satellite states conferred with Premier Bulganin and Defense Minister Zhukov over a fistful of interlocking treaties for the Soviet Union's NATO-type organization in Eastern Europe. The meeting got the crystal-chandelier treatment, with all flags flying...
...result of the Paris accords." said Bulganin, "West Germany is being turned into a bridgehead for the deployment of large aggressive forces [and] is becoming the principal hotbed of the danger of war in Europe." From bases in West Germany, "air attacks on our country and other peace-loving states are being planned...