Leaders See Atomic Destruction
Washington reports tension over Dulles stance on the Geneva summit and the risk of the United States losing the propaganda battle to the Russians. Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray suggests world leaders witness a hydrogen bomb test to grasp nuclear devastation and press for better negotiator training to counter Communist tactics.
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State Dulles
Geneva
Congress
United States
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Murray
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Churchill
Truman
Pentagon
Defense Lovett
Lovett
Perry Laukhoff
U. S
Laukhoff
George Kennan
Lucius Clay
Dean Acheson
Averell Harriman
John McCloy
Philip Jessup
Roosevelt
Rep. Elliott
Alabama
Eisenhower urged to reveal Russia visit wish after Big Four
The piece notes calls for President Eisenhower to state a desire to visit Russia after the Big Four talks. It mentions a Russian invitation to Chancellor Adenauer and Prime Minister Nehru's warm reception in Moscow as the leading news element.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Adenauer
West Germany
Elliott
Nehru
India
Moscow
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