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YOUR
CONGRESSMAN
REPORTS
Bi N. I hu’r P. Harrtsnr
Washington—On September 1> Mr. Nikita Khruschev omiks to the NationV Capital to pay us a visit. Me will be accompaned .by his family. Later in the fall, the President of the United States and his family W’H return the visit by accepting the hospital.t> of Mr. Khrushchev in Moscow.
1 am not in a po.-ron to know the inside facts ird circumstance which leil our P-es-dent to decide on these com -r ations contrary t > evci strtr” •(»' policy made oic the sub’ect
It is possible that, unknown to members of Congress and to the public. thc <* are conditions that make th;-. de ision w: e- The publi: does not know, and neithc" '!'■ 1. the extent of the breach between (it Government "and that of the Soviets in Berlirf. The President and his.advisors alone know whether an actual War is imminent. Neither is the picture clear as to the relative strength of the two powers in case war should come.
On the basis of the facts known to the public, it is difficult to understand the wisdom of the Atnricaft decision for the super-summit bi-lateral conversations.
Some of the mail I get leads me to believe that some of our people picture Mr. Krushchev as a misin
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