Word: khrushchevism
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...Senator Jack Kennedy thinks President Eisenhower should have apologized to Khrushchev at the summit meeting. God pity America if Kennedy should ever become President...
...Communist leaders have been screaming at each other in the most unabashedly public row between Communist states since Tito's Yugoslavia broke away in 1948. Last week the dispute was officially closed when the two governments and ten other Communist states signed an agreement in Bucharest upholding Nikita Khrushchev's doctrine of peaceful coexistence. Proclaimed Peking's Madame Sun Yatsen: "It is simply a lie" that Red China-as so many Chinese orators and editors had been saying at the top of their voices-opposed coexistence with ''the imperialists...
...Chinese, irritated by Khrushchev's attempts to deal with capitalist leaders in the West without consulting them, can press the Soviet leadership to act and talk more militantly. Chinese power is growing, and the differences grow as the junior partner grows. But two facts are clear: 1) China is still junior; 2) it is still a partnership...
CHILDREN, THE SANDMAN IS COMING. "Do you still believe in storks and peace doves?" queried the Vienna daily Express as Nikita Khrushchev started his visit to Austria. Austrians evidently did not. Simply by cold silence they turned Khrushchev's first good-will tour outside the Iron Curtain since the summit into a road show flop...
...True? With neat timing, Russia had arranged a trade fair to coincide with the conference, and sent 100 officials to man it; they spent more time buttonholing the conference delegates than minding their stalls at the fair. On the conference's opening day, cables of greeting from Khrushchev and Red China's Chou En-lai were read to loud applause ("The Soviet Union is the truest and most disinterested friend and ally of the African peoples," cabled Khrushchev). The companion greeting from U.S. Secretary of State Herter was ignored. After the U.S. embassy protested, the message was read...