An authority on Soviet outrages proposes a plan to make Kremlin bigwigs popular as guests of the U.S.
A plaintive note ran through a Washington dispatch in the New York Herald Tribune on August 7, soon after the historic meeting at the summit in Geneva. Messrs. Khrushchev, Bulganin and other Moscow braves, who were going to London to visit the Queen, had indicated their willingness to come to the American capital as well. But alas! they were not invited.




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