Khrushchev Yardarms Peace Moves Ahead of Paris Summit
World communism aims for global dominance but risks nuclear war. Khrushchev presses for action against NATO while probing Berlin and Germany, balancing peaceful coexistence with belligerent rhetoric as summit time nears.
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Why Khrushchev Plays Innocent Spy Game
James Marlow argues Khrushchev exploits a single U S spy plane incident to cast the United States as the villain while masking Soviet espionage. He notes Switzerland expelled Soviet diplomats and warns Washington and Moscow escalate with a looming summit. The piece questions motives and criticizes State Department handling of the spying issue.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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They Play Tic Tac Toe 13012 Times for Kicks in Milwaukee
Joseph Olla and Charles Tyler sat down to play tic tac toe one morning and finished the next afternoon after 13 012 games. They said they played just for kicks.
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