Berlin Berlin Crisis Recalled As Khrushchev Proposes
Washington AP recalls Cold War Berlin standoff efforts from 1959 to 1961. Khrushchev threats, Western responses, and Eisenhower Kennedy positions frame renewed talk of a Berlin crisis and potential peace conference. Commentary links past deadlines and mobilization fears to current diplomacy, noting commitments to Berlin rights and German unity.
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Soviet leader Khrushchev seeks a face saving bargain with Kennedy over West Berlin as October talks loom. U S readiness to discuss proposals protects West Berlin rights, while East German access control raises the risk of renewed crisis. Analysts debate whether Khrushchev will retreat or strike a perilous bargain to avert disaster.
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