Khrushchev lauds Kennedy as outstanding statesman in memoir
In a 1964 tribute for the Kennedy Memorial Library, Nikita Khrushchev calls John F. Kennedy an outstanding statesman who sought world peace through negotiation. He cites the Test Ban Treaty and the American University speech as key milestones and contrasts his Vienna stance with Kennedy’s diplomacy.
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