Hungarian leader says U.S. war escalation continues
Budapest interview with Hungary's Communist party chief Kadar portrays U.S. policy as escalating the Vietnam conflict. He criticizes Nixon visits and trade measures while calling for economic contacts with COMECON and a possible European security conference. Kadar notes Mindszenty's embassy status hinders ties and warns against rushed Hungary-U.S. contacts.
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Douglas-Home urges Moscow to replace peaceful coexistence with cooperative policy
Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home urged the Soviet Union to abandon peaceful coexistence in favor of friendly Western cooperation. Speaking at the Muscovite Society dinner, he warned of an arms race and praised Russia's industrial progress while advocating reciprocity and continued British-Soviet cooperation in multiple sectors.
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