Tito Visit Feeler Signals Possible Eisenhower Talk
President Tito of Yugoslavia appears to be invited for a White House visit. Secretary of State Dulles called a Tito visit potentially useful and said negotiations are in a developmental stage with timing and conditions to be worked out. The move is seen as a test of independence from Soviet influence and could provoke controversy among anti communist Yugoslav Americans.
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McClellan vows to oppose Britain debt waiver request
Senator McClellan of Arkansas said he will oppose canceling the 82 million dollar interest due from Britain on a 1945 loan and lend-lease debts. He urged payment unless Britain cannot meet the due date and criticized Britain's Egypt invasion without UN coordination.
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