Eisenhower in Europe Seeks Unity Ahead of Khrushchev
President Eisenhower and Chancellor Adenauer led a dawn march to Winfield House and pledged Western unity. The two leaders described their talks as conversations not negotiations and discussed Berlin disarmament European integration and NATO. Eisenhower emphasized avoiding a summit unless solid assurances exist and said no evidence of Western disunity was seen.
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