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try nor has it indicated
whether any bombs have been
dropped from airplanes.
apparently at least four
thermometer devices have
been tested. acc announce
ments indicate one was set
off in May. 1851, and that
three were exploded in March
and April of 1854. Further
tests are scheduled next month
at Bikini.
The State Department also
declined to comment on the
Khrushchev statement. Lin
coin White. press spok esman.
said Il have no information
one way or the other on this
Score.D
Warns of Shaking Fist
Earlier jeerlng demonstrators
carrying anti-Communist BAN
ners heckled Mr.. Khrushchey
and Marshal Bulganin during a
whirlwind tour of Birmingham
by the Russians.
Obviously excited, Mr. Khru-
shchev referred to- the lemon
STATIONS and warned. Never
shake your fist at a Russian"
He told the luncheon that he
and Marshal Bulganin-here fol-
high-level talks-had seen plac-
ards attacking us and Russia
and we have heard the cries OF
many people. We have seer
fists shaken at us.
Il would remind the man with
the fist that attempts have been
made previously to speak to us
in that manner. Never shake
your fist at a Russian.
Points to Hitler Attack
Hitler tiled to attack us with
a clenched fist and now he is in
his grave.
rs it now time that we become
more intelligent and not shake
our fists at each other? We have
come here not to create hostility
We have come on a friendly
visit at prime Minister Sir
Anthony Eden's invitation and
we are most grateful to him for
that invitation.
At another point Mr.. Khru-
shchev attacked the Western al
lies restrictions on the shipment
of strategic materials to the So
Wet Union.
do you think we are behind
you?" he asked
1--WE do not ask you to sell us
guns or warshipS. We will sell
you some of our cruisers. They
are out of date. We all know
that"
He also said Andrea Tupoley
builder of the Soviet TU-104
jet airliner-is now building g
passenger plane which carries
ITO passengers and has foul
engines. He did not elaborate.
Speaks ExtempOraneously
In his remarks about the
clenched fist. Mr.. Khrushche,
recalled that the United States
Britain, France and Japan sent
troops to Russia after the 1917
revolution which put the Boil.
sheviks in power.
1.-THE Russian people made ar
effort and cleared them all out,
he said, emphasizing each word
Therefore this method of speak.
ing with a clenched fist is quite
unacceptable"
Speak ling eXtemporaneously
through an interpreter. Mr.
KhruShchev said he and thu
Soviet premier came to Britain
for a friendly visit.
1--WE are here for serious talk
with the British government,
he said. The general atmos
phere has been very good ant
the visit has been useful. Blu
i do not think it possible TO
us to reach full agreement OF
all the points (under discussion
II do not want to exaggerat,
our own persons. If We cam
merely as Bulganin and Khru
shchev. we should not have beef
welcome. But we are here a
representatives of Soviet Russia
I'VE might be liked or dis
liked, but that would not affec
the fact that a great Sovie
Union is in existence.
The Khrushchev speecI
seemed in keeping with his prac
tice Of exploding at least on
blockbuster during each OF hi
foreign tours.
On his visit to India with Maj