…of that speech was published, remarkably enough in izvestia and in pravda. Within the week the soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev announced a unilateral soviet moratorium on further above ground testing of nuclear weapons, which was merely coincidentally happening…

…up and there was a real danger of the test ban treaty unraveling. But Mr Kennedy made private remonstrances with Mr Khrushchev and Khrushchev then released the American Academic, saying that while he, Khrushchev was not convinced that he was innocent of…

…was a real danger of the test ban treaty unraveling. But Mr Kennedy made private remonstrances with Mr Khrushchev and Khrushchev then released the American Academic, saying that while he, Khrushchev was not convinced that he was innocent of espionage charges…

…Mr Kennedy made private remonstrances with Mr Khrushchev and Khrushchev then released the American Academic, saying that while he, Khrushchev was not convinced that he was innocent of espionage charges because the American president wished it so strongly, he,…

…he, Khrushchev was not convinced that he was innocent of espionage charges because the American president wished it so strongly, he, Khrushchev, as a gesture of humanitarian dedication, released him. And then it was time to convert the de facto treaty to a…

…of such a treaty how long do you think it will be before a successful treaty can be negotiated? Harriman said: if Mr Khrushchev wishes such a treaty half as much as Mr Kennedy I'll be back on this airplane in two weeks. Thirteen days later the…