Balkan revolt and Tito's break from Moscow in Washington view
U S observers link Balkan reform efforts to Yugoslavia as officials note Tito's radio denounces Leninist Stalinist Marxist theory and urges Albania to sever Moscow ties. Acheson hopes Tito shifts regional states from Soviet influence amid anti Communist sentiments sparked by Mindszenty trial.
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