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Khrushchev Seeks Only a Communist Peace, Says Analyst
In Washington, Khrushchev again mocks any outcome but a Communist peace, blasting Macmillan and the UN assembly. The AP analysis notes his contempt for disarmament hopes, his public tirades, and questions whether Britain and open-door policy pose real weakness. The piece cites his earlier Paris clash with Eisenhower and Hammarskjold as context. It questions his motives amid UN deliberations and Western unity. FCC Amends Rules for Short-Term Radio TV Licenses. Landis Credited With Starting Christmas Savings Club Era.
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