Albania Blasts Khrushchev Over 1956 Hungary Brutality
In Vienna the Albanian Communist party newspaper Zeri i Popullit accuses Nikita Khrushchev of brutal interference in Hungary's 1956 revolution, claims he aided Yugoslav Tito to install revisionists, and protected Imre Nagy. It labels Khrushchev a danger to Marxism Leninism and cites his charges about Stalin’s cult as self-harm.
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Poland backs world Communist summit in Sino Soviet rift
Warsaw party chief Gomulka endorsed Khrushchev’s call for a world Communist summit. He attacked U.S. Cuba policy and warned nonparticipants would prove themselves outside the international Communist movement. He reiterated cautious support given to maintaining bloc unity.
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Khrushchev Visits Denmark Amid Tight Security
Khrushchev arrived in Copenhagen to begin a three week tour of Denmark Norway and Sweden as Denmark and Norway NATO members face potential protests. Danish police mounted the largest peace time security operation in history with over 3 000 officers trained for possible attacks on the premier while Swedes remain neutral and have rejected the atom free zone demand.
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