UN Chief under fire as Soviet blasts Hungary stand
The United States urged a special UN committee to investigate the Hungarian crisis while the Soviet Union accused Dag Hammarskjold of taking sides with the West. U.S. Ambassador Lodge called for a five nation watchdog to uncover facts, as Hungary´s delegation boycotted the Assembly. The three man observer team had failed to gain access, and a broader probe was proposed. The Soviet criticized Hammarskjold as partisan.
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Chou En-lai's Busy Social Day in Moscow
Chou En-lai spent a day in Moscow filled with social calls and sightseeing after brief talks with Soviet leaders. He met Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev, visited the Bolshoi Theatre for Swan Lake, and emphasized an atmosphere of mutual understanding and friendship amid plans to visit Poland and Hungary.
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