Word: khrushchev
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Tito is not "independent." U.S. aid is not weaning Tito from Communism but helping him to consolidate his brand of political, economic and religious oppression. The basic philosophy of Communism-whether Tito's, Mao's or Khrushchev's-is identical: the annihilation of human rights. NORMAN J. RUSTIGIAN Providence...
Curiously enough, the mission's visit came just at the time when Khrushchev had been expected to make his first visit to North Korea, on his way home from his rambunctious visit to the U.N. But four weeks ago his trip was postponed or canceled without explanation...
...estimate of costs. But Western officials happily noted that Guinea has also just concluded a credit agreement with Britain and a trade pact with West Germany. And a fortnight after the U.S. agreement was signed, Guinea's President Touré rose in the U.N. Assembly to criticize Khrushchev's bullying, shoe-thumping tactics. Added up, it all revived the hopes of many that the Red tint in Sékou Touré's cloak of "neutralism" was not necessarily permanent...
...subject of Soviet politics Mrs. Titova grew more vocal. When asked how Russians had reacted to Khrushchev's recent performance in the U.N. she became quite animate. "The great majority of the people approved of what he said in his speech. He is almost always able to express the essence of what Russians feel on a particular issue. He speaks very well for us. As for the hitting (Mrs. Titova tapped her fist on the arm of her chair in delicate imitation of Chairman Khrushchev) that is not the important thing. You must remember that Khrushchev comes from working class...
...mission. A much-decorated Hero of the Soviet Union, a deputy Defense Minister and alternate member of the Communist Party Central Committee. Nedelin defended Moscow's western front during the German attack of 1941, later in the war shifted to the Ukraine (where he first gained favor with Khrushchev) and rose swiftly but anonymously through the ranks of artillerymen until Khrushchev casually revealed his top spot last May, after Russian rockets allegedly hit their biggest target: the U-2 piloted by Francis Gary Powers. Hailed at the time by the Premier as "a remarkable soldier . . . who knows more about...