Ridder Sees Limited Progress From Summit Talks
Walter Ridder, head of The Independent Press Telegram Washington Bureau, predicts May 16 talks may edge toward some agreement between Russia and the United States on Berlin. He cautions a full peace is unlikely but hopes for several steps toward world peace, while noting China’s stance and long-term strategic questions. Ridder, in Long Beach speaking engagements, praises Eisenhower and outlines Berlin’s peril amid Cold War tensions.
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