Russia And N.A.T.O. Trip, 1954-1955
File — Box: 12, Folder: 1
Identifier: CAC_CC_056_7_12_1_0000
Correspondence. Topics include: pictures of Germany taken for Wickersham; USIS Fact Sheet on Yugoslavia; mail order catalogues would be more effective as propaganda weapons in Russia than the Voice of America; USIS Feature-"A U.S. Congressman's Impressions of Red Europe"; request that story not be made available to the public; Karkov tractor plant; appreciation of article done for the Baptist Messenger on experience among the Baptist in Russia; return of resume of trip; story "Backyard Hero"; attendance at the services of the Moscow Baptist Church; lessening of restrictions regarding worship; questions from the Czech service of the Voice of America; visit to Lisbon; table linen from Spain; rejecting of article on Russia; religious intolerance in Spain; roll of film from the Kremlin area that was taken away at the airport; visit with people from Lawton while in Germany; article, "Sooner Finds Reds Friendly On Soviet Trip"; unable to see many people because the leaders have caused trouble when friends from the free countries call on them; thanks for the courtesies extended during visit to Munich; thanks for the photographs of Spain; information on Berlin; analysis of a press interview in Vienna; impressions of Russia; compliment on article about Wickersham in Newsweek; article appearing in the U.S. News & World Report concerning visit to Russia; news items to Lawton Constitution and the Daily Oklahoman; portion of the script for November 29th concerning Congressman Wickersham; "Proposed Itinerary for Honorable Victor Wickersham."
Dates
- 1954-1955
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Extent
From the Collection: 149.58 Linear Feet (293 containers)
Repository Details
Part of the Carl Albert Center Congressional and Political Collections Repository