Russia - Soviet Union
Feb. 02, 1961 - RUSSIAN EDITORS IN LONDON. Mr. Alexei Adjudei, Editor in chief of Izvestia and Mr. Victor Maevsky, editor of Pravda, arrived in London yesterday for informal discussions on peaceful co-existence and its implications, with British politicians, editors and specialists on international affairs. The Conference, which is under the auspicious of the Great Britain - USSR association, is to be held at Wiston House Sussex, from Feb. 23 to 26th. The Soviet delegation also includes Mr.Georgy Zgukov chairman of the state committee for cultural relations with Foreign countries, and Mr.Alexei Surkov, secretary of the Writers Union, and President of the USSR-Great Britain Society. Keystone Photo Shows:- Leaving their hotel for a quick look at London before going to the Soviet Embassy this morning are (L to R): Mr. Alexei Surkov; Georgy Zhukov: Alexei Adjubel; who is Krushchev's son-in-law and Mr. Victor Maevsky
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