Word: sovietizers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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BERLIN, March 9--Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev proposed tonight to guarantee the independence of West Berlin with neutral or Big Four troops, provided the Western Allies end their military occupation of the city isolated in Communist East Germany...
...afraid of Soviet threats." answered the Shah at a parliamentary reception. But betraying a genuine nervousness, his security police censored all newspaper comment on his international maneuvers and confiscated all foreign periodicals that reported them, including TIME. This week the Shah's representatives in Ankara are to sign a bilateral agreement with the U.S. similar to ones scheduled to be signed at the same time between the U.S. and Baghdad Partners Turkey and Pakistan. Essentially the new agreement, which is not a treaty and therefore requires no two-thirds Senate approval, represents Secretary Dulles' specific extension to Iran...
...like Venka Malishev. Like Tom, Venka is unfailingly brave and resourceful -but he is also a dedicated Communist. In Siberia during the 1920s, young Venka is an agent of the secret police (then known as OGPU). His main job is to hunt down the "bandits," who are fiercely anti-Soviet, have a large part of the population on their side, and live off the country. On skis and on horseback, he scouts the Siberian forests, running down his quarry while he dreams of the day when man and the world will be as good as Lenin's promise. There...
...Soviet leader told a reception throng at East Berlin's City Hall that a World War II peace treaty must be concluded with Germany, together with the windup of the 13-year occupation of West Berlin...
Kissinger then asserted that America fails to solve crises because it does not realize that real military and political strength and a clear policy are necessary for successes in the cold war. According to Kissinger, this failure has occurred because "we are oblivious to the fact that the Soviet Union is revolutionary in its foreign policy, that it demands as a final goal absolute security at the expense of absolute insecurity...