Khrushchev’s Smiles and Fists in Cold War Tension
Khrushchev used a display of diplomacy to outmaneuver rivals within the Soviet leadership while publicly courting the West. He purged Beria, installed Bulganin, and pressed for a Geneva spirit, then faced Western hecklers in Britain and warned, never shake your fist at a Russian.
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TV Panel In News Programs
Charles Mercer reports on how television panels like College News Conference draw public views. NATO foreign ministers will appear for the 10th anniversary observance, with Ruth Hagg as moderator. The piece quotes Hagg on youth, global awareness, and media aims, and introduces Richard Eastham and his move from singing to acting across coasts.
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Train Stops To Free Horse On Suburban Bridge
A saddle horse slipped and trapped its hind legs in ties on a railroad trestle in Perinton suburb while a motorist alerted a New York Central train. The freight train was halted 90 minutes as 14 men freed the animal with ropes and planks. The rider Bette Phillips, 17, escaped unharmed. the horse had only bruises.
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