ON WAY TO SUMMIT

Geoffrey Sumner reports on Mr. Macmillan's visit to America, highlighting his meeting with President Eisenhower and Mr. Dulles. The visit included top-level talks and was inspired by a portrait of a great Englishman. Following discussions in Paris, Bonn, and Ottawa, an agreement on a summit conference was reached. The Berlin crisis posed a serious warning, prompting Mr. Macmillan to take initiative.

Who accompanied Mr. Macmillan to visit Mr. Dulles at the hospital?

• Mr. Selwyn Lloyd

• Mr. Truman

• Mr. Churchill

• Mr. Kennedy

What was one of the highlights of Mr. Macmillan's stay in America?

• A visit to the White House

• Top-level talks

• A meeting with the United Nations

• A tour of New York City

What was present to inspire the conversations during Mr. Macmillan's visit?

• A portrait of the greatest living Englishman

• A historical document

• A book of famous speeches

• A map of Europe

Which cities were involved in discussions following Mr. Macmillan's visit to Moscow?

• New York, Washington, and Chicago

• Berlin, Vienna, and Madrid

• Paris, Bonn, and Ottawa

• London, Paris, and Rome

What crisis prompted Mr. Macmillan to take initiative?

• The Korean War

• The Suez Crisis

• The Berlin crisis

• The Cuban Missile Crisis