RUSSIAN VISITOR'S TOUR

Geoffrey Sumner reports on the visit of Soviet leaders Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev to London. The Soviet sailors engaged in sightseeing, including visiting the Karl Marx statue. The leaders paid tribute at the Cenotaph and held talks with Sir Anthony Eden and other government officials. A luncheon at the Soviet Embassy provided an opportunity for diplomatic exchanges with representatives from both the Conservative and Labour parties.

What was one of the surprising sights for the Soviet sailors in London?

• The Tower of London

• The British Museum

• The Karl Marx statue in Highgate Cemetery

• Buckingham Palace

Where did the Soviet leaders lay a wreath during their visit?

• Buckingham Palace

• St. Paul's Cathedral

• Westminster Abbey

• The Cenotaph in Whitehall

Who did the Soviet leaders meet at Number 10 Downing Street?

• Winston Churchill

• The Mayor of London

• Sir Anthony Eden and members of the government

• Queen Elizabeth II

What was notable about the security arrangements during the Soviet leaders' visit?

• A large police motorcycle escort

• Helicopter surveillance

• Undercover agents

• Military presence

What was the purpose of the luncheon at the Soviet Embassy?

• To exchange points of view and renew acquaintances

• To sign a treaty

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To discuss military strategies