Consular pact retreat among US Soviet talks and two wheeled era
The article notes opposition to and cautious retreat on a proposed US Soviet consular pact granting immunity to staff, while also describing the rising motorcycle and scooter trend. It cites FBI Director J Edgar Hoover as a hurdle and mentions public safety and transport implications amid broader Cold War tensions and domestic debate.
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Hungary a Soviet-ruled state stuck between fear and apathy
The author surveys Hungary nine years after the 1956 uprising, noting Soviet troops, a dissatisfying truce between a coercive Communist regime and a reluctant populace, economic stagnation, and strong Western comparison. He argues the regime avoids provocation while Hungarians dream of emigration, and predicts limited chance of another revolution. The piece ends with a Scandinavian ambassador’s remark on hungarian honor despite losses.
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