Khrushchev Faces Shift in Policy After Summit Break
The speech outlines Khrushchev’s post summit shift from permitting Western involvement in Africa and Asia to a stance that excludes Western powers from guiding independence transitions. It contrasts his April stance with his Friday remarks, noting uncertainty about how much is policy versus reaction to the U-2 incident and Eisenhower overflight denial.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Europe
North America
Union
de Gaulle
Paris
Mr.k
United Nations
Great Powers
Mr. K
Mr. Hammarskjold
Congo
U. N
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Commonwealth
Moscow
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Bernstein in Berlin A three concert Beethoven show
Leonard Bernstein drew 1,700 Germans with a universal Beethoven message. He conducted three Beethoven performances in one day on TV, radio, and live, wowed Berlin audiences, and shared rock and nightlife impressions while praising his Philharmonic.
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Beethoven
Debussy
Bernstein
Philharmonic
Berlin
Ford Motor Company
Charles Moore
Ford
West Berlin
Rafiji
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