Khrushchev Son-in-Law Displays Wit At News Conference
Khrushchev’s son-in-law Alexis Adzlinbei, editor of Szyeska, showcased sharp quips at a Washington news conference. He joked about US officials, cigars, and sugar while addressing Molotov, Berlin, and Sino-Soviet tensions, asserting no desire for war and urging straightforward talks.
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Italy Shifts Left To Back Reform Amid CDU Split
Naples Italy The Christian Democrats gathered 750 delegates as Fanfani urged a move to the left backing a reform program while pledging pro Western policy and NATO membership. Rightist leaders conceded defeat and urged unity while brokers pressed open left tilt within the party.
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