Diplomatic Notes Become Less Formal Says Marlow
World Today columnist James Marlow argues Soviet leaders Kuz Khrushchev and Bulganin shifted diplomacy away from formal notes. He notes letters and public messages erode traditional channels, pressing Eisenhower to respond or risk further propaganda gains.
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Heuss Vows Germany Is Good Ally
President Theodor Heuss told Congress that West Germany will remain a democracy and a reliable ally. He stressed German cooperation in NATO defense plans and praised U.S. aid for economic recovery and the expellees’ needs. Heuss spoke mainly in German, with brief English remarks.
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