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Show DAILY HERALD 20 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1959 tJtah County Utah ' .ki.liv : is 4f ::::::'S&: Disturbing Fact Seen In Nikita Visit t , ft it- ''111 - kl.:... . 1 ear-dru- eye-bal- m he mongering mlttkmalret and mWU iariits who will be responsible J .not much comes from the Ikc-exchange A propaganda playto show that the American people would love Mr. K and his Kremlin associates if, ' only, ' the master of the American people would permit them - to. know the truth. This is very dangerous propaganda, indeed,' ..'especially-;: if it works. If it" does work, the Russian people will vastly underestimate the determination; of the American people to protect their way of life and to ' fight ' for it, if need be. If the Russian people do ""so underestimate he American point of view, so much easier will it be for the Kremlin to : torment international relations with more needcrises, threats of calamities, ' the as like such the and ling near-fcowar which Khrushchev brought about with respect to Berlin. , Dangerous Misconception The Russian people might not greatly fear a threat of war in which they believed the 'enemy would be only half hearted or less in resistance. Whatever may be the reasons, the Russian 7 people are getting a distorted report of the manner in which Americans have received Communism's . r top man. Cultural exchanges a hundredfold beyond anything undertaken or, even, possible,, could not undo the damage which this misconception may cause. There are bemisunderstandings enough tween the twtr peoples already to be the; basis for serious worldwide trouble; misunderstandings and basic human differences.1 How can America understand a people whose top - man can answer up with a playing over his face to a question about the Russian massacre of rebelling Hungarians? That was one, of the questions at the National Press Club lunch this J Jilt f X- HUNGARIANS PICKET KHRUSHCHEV signs are displayed by members of the Federationof "Former Hungarian Political - Prisoners along the route traveled by Soviet Premier Khrushchev in New York, Thursday. Scattered demonstrations were staged at various points along the Red leaders heavily guarded Anti-Sovi- et route. 1 tw. Two Seattle Housewives Plan Two ) house- - y.-.v- :. - V o:-- ekctedfor Wflf Bponsored journey women applicant, ! 1 , I " COMPARE X V : ' Receiv C $ $103.77 Pl(a(lS(o3rDif 0 --:- - V. 49c -- IS uccxur i 4 SOFT TOILET u MJB . 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A, u ) -- "" 10:00 SHARP! i "4 propaganda piay to thow half-smi- i y , ' that the American opponenta of the Soviet Union are. a lot of war - 7 ... OU SALE AT Soviet Union,. . 7 GALORE-- GO " i DAY--VALU- , . tlx jertJwf'tf A x.' v" I SECOMD DIG Khrushchev's visit .to . the United States, Is a disturbing fact as dangerous as a ticking bomb. -It is this: The Soviet people apparently have been ' led to expectgreat , immediate and concrete results from the EisenhowerChrushchev exchange of visits. Worse,- - they are being fed an exaggerated story of the warmth and enthusiasm with which Khrushcheyhas been received by streetcrowds. Ovations for Khrushchev, from the curb side crowds . . are what Russians have been reading about in their official newspapers. Any witl, American visitor's ness of the distinguished Washington reception knows there was neither ovation nor warmth for Khrushchev,' only curiosity and courtesy. 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