Western Europe gains momentum in world power balance
The piece contrasts the United States with the Soviet Union and highlights a rising Western European bloc. It notes West Germany as a major trading nation, France under De Gaulle seeking influence, and a European Community moving toward unity amid global power shifts. It also mentions Britain's and the Soviets' shifting positions and reports Pacific Fleet curiosities aboard the Tecumseh.
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Eisenhower and Montgomery reunite on 20th anniversary TV
In a live transatlantic program via the U S Early Bird satellite former President Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery greet warmly from New York and London marking the war's end anniversary. They recall Monte Cassino and reflect on ongoing world turbulence and unfulfilled promises.
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Stalin Revered Less as Hero at Moscow V-E Day Rites
A Kremlin audience applauded a 126 minute speech praising Western Allied wartime role while denouncing the United States. The speech claimed aid to North Vietnam would be increased if needed and attacked U.S. imperialism. The article notes Stalin’s diminished status and Khrushchev’s removal of Marshal Zhukov a year later.
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