Vice President Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev have an impromptu date about the merits of communism vs. capitalism in a model American kitchen at the National American Exhibition National Exhibition in Moscow.
Excerpts from the New York Times taken from NPR:
"On political problems," the Soviet Premier said, "we will never agree with you. For instance, [Soviet statesman Anastas] Mikoyan likes very peppery soup. I do not. But this does not mean that we do not get along."
"You can learn from us, and we can learn from you," Mr. Nixon said. "There must be a free exchange. Let the people choose the kind of house, the kind of soup, the kind of ideas that they want."
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