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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall?. Ore Monday. Aucust 3. 1939 PAGE 3 A fTT.-"" 'IT'" Khrushchev Stiff Wonts 4 Visit To United States TOURIST KHRUSHCHEV IN ACTION likes to waggle hit finger. He'd like to waggle that finger at Americans on their home ground. Si " r m YW" I I '. 7. IVJ ' 7,; 1 jLjA-Av TL Km 9.9. F. t J 1M9 hj NEA BwnnM. btc 8-3 By LEON DENNEN BERLIN iNEAt 11 is no longer merely a summit meeting thai Nikila Khrushchev wants. He also wants a stale visit to the U.S., seasoned Communist diplomat told XEA Service during a private discussion of the West Berlin cri sis. The diplomat also suggested: 1. That in his view an invitation to Khrushchev to visit the U.S. probably would he extended by Vice President Richard Nixon at the end of his Russian trip or by President Eisenhower himself at forthcoming summit meeting 2. That Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko would turn deaf ear to Western pleas for some commitment on West Berlin until it is reasonably sure that President Eisenhower will receive the Soviet Premier in the White House. Like all Communist officials, this diplomat engaged in typical Red doubletalk. But the meaning of his words was unmistakable. Later, a leading West German political leader, who recently saw the Soviet Premier in Moscow. gave me a similar opinion. He said he believed the summit meet ing and the possibility of a trip to the U.S. lay behind Mirus.lv chev's recent decision to cancel his trip to Scandinavia. His Scan dinavian tour would have taken up the month of August. Why is Khrushchev eager to sit They said that this is highly speculative. However, there is no doubt that Khrushchev feels that he holds all the cards on Berlin and that he can exploit the status of the be leaguered city for important agree ments with the U.S. Some experts on Russia believe that Khrushchev, who has achieved power late in life, is a status seek- cr. Although he is now top man in the Kremlin his position is by no means as secure as he has led some Western visitors to believe. In Stalin s time he never achieved high rank among the dic tator's lieutenants. A self-educat ed miner who did not join the with President , Communist Party until he was 24. Khrushchev was always treat ed with contempt by the so-called "intellectual veterans" of communism. He has since defeated most of his opponents. He has received the staged accolades from Albania to Poland. He has at his disposal tools of military power that Stalin never had. let his political au thority, not only internationally but also in the Communist world, is not yet fully established. For his own self esteem and (or the prestige it will bring him, he wants to sit as an equal with the President of the U.S. symbol of power and authority in the world at large. Hussein Makes Nasser Overture AMMAN. Jordan AP King Hussein of Jordan is patching up his differences with President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and the two Arab nations soon will restore diplomat ic relations He announced the decision Sun day at a news conference. Premier Hazza Majali said the move would be before the end of this month, in time for the Arab League meeting in Casablanca Sept. 1. down face-to-face Eisenhower? In the view of Soviet experts in Germany there are several urgent reasons for this. Said the West German leader mentioned earlier in this dispatch: 'In Europe there is a tendency to overlook Red China. But Mao is still there. Like a caged animal he waits, grinding his teeth and watching suspiciously every inter national'move made by the Rus sians." The West Berlin crisis, deliber ately provoked by Moscow, might have obscured Soviet-Chinese rela tions but for Khrushchev Red China is. an unsolved problem and ever-present danger. "Khrushchev fears and respects the U.S., has only contempt for (he other NATO powers and would like to come to terms with the strongest power," the West Ger man politician said. He would like, in effect, to re peat the Stalin-Hitler pact with the U.S ?ast in the role of pre war Nazi Germany. "Does this mean that Khrush chev would seek an understand ing with "capitalist" America against his Red Chinese 'friend and partner?' " I asked the ex perls. SAVE$$$$ ON A NEW OLDSMOBILE During our Clcon-up Sail Dick B. Miller Co. 7th & Klamath Ph. 4-4154 "Believe me, Mr. Askew, you wouldn't want to take my sister out without her face on!" HARRIMAN LAUDS NIXON NEW YORK (UPI) Former Nv York Gov. Averell Harri- min praised Vice President Rich- . ard M. Nixon Sunday for stand ' ing up to Nikita Khrushchev in ,- their public debate at the U.S. Exhibition in Moscow two weeks : ago. "I was glad to see that hap : pen," Harriman, a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow, said on ' a television program. "Mr. Khru . slichev has gone around the -' world boasting about a lot of things, saying a lot of things '- against the United Stales, and I . was glad to see him 'called' by an American." PROPER SPIRIT JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) A di vision of the state Education Board is .sponsor for a five-day conference, opening today, or means of helping Mississippi al coholics. Mississippi is legally dry. BUS WRECK- HURTS 60 COVILHA, Portugal (UPP-Sixty persons were injured last night many of them seriously, when two buses ran off a mountain road near here. The passengers were returning from a week-end outing. "the best place to shop . . . after a FOR THE LADIES WHO WEAR WHITE . . . 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