Coexistence: A Respectable Word ?

In this article, the author comments on the result of the talk between U.S. President Dwight David Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill for common politics in Manchester, England. According to the author, these talks were marked by "common anxieties" rather than common politics. The whole communique shows indisputably that the British maintained their positions on all major issues. There is also no doubt that the occasion was a personal triumph for Churchill, whose extraordinary performance was watched everywhere with admiration and a kind of affectionate amusement which he always seems able to inspire. The existing anxiety has reportedly resulted in a cold-war.