Khrushchev Dismisses Spy Plane Claims as Inconsequential
In Bucharest Khrushchev downplays U2 spy flights, says they missed Soviet rocket bases and offered no defense insights. He links Korea Japan and Turkey events to a Western slap at the US and defends coexistence while attacking Peiping and US policy. He cites Powers and recalls Formosa riots to condemn American actions.
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