Press coverage of Khrushchev debated in Observer
TheObserver argues media should limit Khrushchev coverage to UN statements and not sensational diary-room material. It warns extreme reporting inflates fear and urges focus on formal remarks for public opinion, while noting dangers of overexposure and the need for informed citizenry.
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Sino Soviet split looms as Krushchev schedules three meetings
The piece argues Khrushchev may visit Cuba and attend UN discussions while planning a October meeting with Mao. It analyzes tensions between the Soviet Union and China, the risk of a break, and the impact on Western policy including the Formosa offshore islands and Sino Soviet veto power.
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