The Cold War: The Theology of Freedom

One was a Prime Minister and one was a pastor. But both were preachers, and each was in the U.S. with an Epistle to the Americans. The sum of their gospel: with patience and courage, backed by power, the U.S. and the free world will yet see their principles triumph and emerge victorious from the cold war.

Before his end-of-week conferences with President Kennedy in Washington, Britain's Harold Macmillan stopped off in Manhattan to speak to the American Newspaper Publishers Association. In the past, Macmillan has shown an eagerness to negotiate with Russia's Khrushchev not always shared by America. Said...

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