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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1959

Page

11

Journalists mock Khrushchev show poor manners

A critical column laments the snide treatment of Khrushchev by U.S. press and radio figures. It argues that taunting him harms chances for peace and mocks the public figures who ridicule Mrs Khrushchev and the Soviet leader alike. The piece urges restraint, noting Americans should model courtesy to win Russia’s trust.

Khrushchev Lords of Creation Grace Kelly America Maryland Russia William Shannon Eisenhower Moscow Goldfine Dorothy Kilgallen Mamie Johnny Weismuller Gloria Vanderbilt Madison Avenue

Khrushchev’s Formidable Leadership Defies Western Comfort

The piece argues Khrushchev embodies a formidable, ruthless leadership style rooted in Darwinian struggle. It compares Soviet and Western leadership, cites Stalin, Molotov, Malenkov, and Bohlen, and warns that free nations must demand strong, pragmatic leadership to counter Soviet power.

Lenin Trotsky Joseph Stalin Stalin Russia John Foster Dulles Vyacheslav Molotov Charles E. Bohlen Georgi Malenkov Khrushchev Malenkov Molotov Winston Churchills Stanley Baldwins Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev America

Khrushchev Visit Triggers Awkward New York Night Talk

A professor narrator recalls a New York evening orbiting Khrushchev during his visit, debating peaceful coexistence and public gullibility with Tim Costello’s bar and a four million dollar Park Avenue restaurant. Conversations circle advertising, politics, and the malleability of public opinion amid a frank critique of mass persuasion.

New York Tim Costello Third Avenue Papa Hemingway John O'Hara Milton Bass Park Avenue Europe Costello Picassos Jackson Pollacks

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