Kremlin hails Kennedy speech as significant but not a thaw
A Kremlin commentator calls Kennedy’s call for reassessment of U S Soviet relations extremely significant yet warns it is too early for a thaw. Pravda and Izvestia published the speech, while observers doubt Khrushchev will appear friendly with the West amid upcoming Sino-Soviet tensions. The piece notes cautious optimism and limited expectations for disarmament progress.
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