September 7, 1959: Police Chief William H. Parker advises Los Angeles residents on how to behave during Khrushchev’s visit.

“A state of aloof detachment or uninterrupted pursuit of our daily activities would be very satisfactory to those of us charged with security measures,” Parker says.

The chief “suggested residents realize the world interest ‘in our behavior’ and exercise self-discipline regardless of personal feelings toward the visit.”

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