Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
MOSCOW
MOSCOW
i Big Crowd Welcomes
/ Khrushchev Home

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States working against us, and
against easing international
tensions" he declared In a
broadcast speech. These forces
should be exposed and pub
licly whipped"
IF tell you that all the
questions we wanted to discuss
were solved after my visit, this
would not be true. One visit Is
not enough. Many more meet
ings will be required to achieve
complete understanding. >.
when I first started my
visit my feelings were very
mixed for many organs Of the
press and United States states
men had started propaganda
against the visit while still
on the plane I read a speech
that (Vice Presiden0 Nixon
made to the association Of
dentists. That speech was not
of a healing nature. He added
cold to tootache."
Smiles and Waves
Smiling broadly. Mr.. Khrush-
chev wore a light gray topcoat
and waved q gray hat. He was
met by President Klementi Y.
Voroshilov, Deputy Premier
Anastas I. Mikoyan and many
others in the government.
Fifteen or 20 boys and girls
in school uniforms presented
the Khrushchev party multi
colored bouquets of galdioli.
Mrs. Khrushchev followed
the Premier of the plane. She
carried a big bouquet of red
roses. evidently presented to
her in Washington before she
left.
Mr.. Khrushche talked
briefly with members of the
government who met him while
photographers blazed awa.
with their cameras.
Met by Diplomats
With the official party fol-
lowing. he went over to the line
of diplomats and shook hands
with all of them. He shook
hands also with number of
marshals and other military
gathered at the airport.
Mr.. Khrushchev moved over
to greet 500 or 600 persons, in
Guiding scores of newSmen sta
toned at one side of the land
ing area.
Then he climbed into an open
car for a 30-mile drive to the
Moscow Sports Palace to adj
dress a rally concerning his trip.
A radio commentator said the
highway was almost COM
pletely crowded with people"
wishing to see Mr.. Khrushchev.
Gets Joint Statement
The Premier came back with
much credit in his own coun-
try. He went to the United
States hoping to get a Joint
statement with Mr.. Eisenhower
that war would be renounced as
q means of solving interna-
tional disputes. He got it.
1t wasn't important except
for local and foreign propa-
ganda purposes for this guar
antee is in the United Nations
Charter, to which both the So
Wet Union and the United
States subscribe.
He didn't get a nonaggres-
sion pact, but got an agree
ment to discuss disputes, a
thing which was available
without a trip but which can
be converted into useful proof
of the value Of the trip and
the strength of Russian enter
prise in foreign affairs.
Flowers Tossed in Car
Thousands Of Russians turned
out to see Mr.. Khrushchev on
his ride to the Sports Palace.
They threw heaps of flowers
into his car.
Normally Russian crowds are
pretty we'll disciplined, but
these crowded into the high
way, waving and cheering. Mr..
Khrushchev waved back. At
some places the throng was
so dense the car was almost
halted. Police cleared a path.
His plane touched down at
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minutes behind schedule.
The TU-1l4 turbo prop
plane covered the $3.50 miles
from Washington to Moscow
in 10 hours % minutes. The
radio said it averaged 497 miles
an hour. The flight was made
in good atmospheric conditions
at about $4,000 feet. Mr..
Khrushchev landed to cheers
Of the several hundred persons
gathered at the airport.
Many of them had whiled
away the time telling CORE
Spondents how glad they were
that their premier had been to
America.
Peiping Next Stop
Many of the major Soviet
personalities are already in
Peiping - Mr.. Khrushchev's
next stop-where he is due &C.
tober /. In Peiping Mr.. Khru-
shcheV will tell Mao Tze-tung
of his talks with President
Eisenhower.
The weather was perfect for
his arrival, but literally mil
lions of Russians who might
otherwise have been outside
were undoubtedly glued to
their radio or TV sets. For
them it has been one Of the
greatest stories since the Stain
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