Khrushchev shown as polish and blunt diplomat in U.S. visit
The piece portrays Nikita Khrushchev as a self styled diplomat with rough edges, boasting humble origins while adopting Western fashions and elaborate speeches. It notes his drinking past, abstention from smoking, and his blunt, rapid speaking style. It also highlights his family life including wife Nina Petrovna and son Leonid, a pilot who died in World War II.
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Parliament Meet Ends in Warsaw
A group of six members of Congress including Sen Frank Church and Reps Harald Dorn Cooley Gerald Ford Catherine St George Robert Sikes and Gordon McDonough arrived Monday from the IPU meeting held behind the Iron Curtain. They planned a Berlin stop before returning home. St George said the meeting was successful though it would not impress the Communists, noting the distinction between Poles and Soviets. The IPU is an informal body uniting parliaments worldwide.
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