Word: kremlins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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What exactly do you mean by "The U.S. . . . hesitates to make common cause with discredited colonial positions" in your April 16 report on the Middle East? Who discredits British or French colonial positions except the Kremlin and its crafty stooges, and misguided nationalists like Nasser, out for their own ends? It's high time the people of the U.S. realized that over the centuries British rule has not only rescued many parts of the world from savagery, but has abolished slavery, and established law and order, an unrivaled system of justice, good government and an incorruptible civil service...
...leave behind an impressive demonstration of the strength and technical achievement of Russia itself. They had failed miserably at conveying the impression of likable old fellows who meant no harm and who had never killed anybody in their lives. In the testing place of a free society, the Kremlin's dictators had been subjected to a cold, revealing light of exposure...
Labor's quiet little dinner party may prove the most instructive lesson of the great visit. Before a knowledgeable audience, it was the sharpest glimpse of the reality behind the beaming smiles of the Kremlin's Traveling Illusionists...
Line Demolished. By losing his temper and his good sense, Khrushchev had demolished one of the Kremlin's best current lines-that Socialists and Communists are really brothers at heart, both working for the same objectives. In their candid moments, Communists have always considered democratic socialists and trade unionists dangerous antagonists, for they are living proof that societies can reform themselves without revolution and terror. Said Gaitskell with satisfaction: "Even left-wing members cannot have had any but the most ghastly experience...
...point of going home when up barged Andrei Gromyko. "Have you met Khrushchev yet?" asked Gromyko, who is Stassen's opposite number on the five-man U.N. subcommittee meeting in London to discuss disarmament. Seconds later Stassen found himself in an inner sanctum, peeling grapes with the Kremlin's masters. For two hours he listened to the bluntest Russian talk yet on the subject of disarmament...