Morgenthau Says He Had No Reason To Suspect White
Henry Morgenthau Jr testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that he had no reason to suspect that Harry Dexter White was a Soviet spy during his Treasury tenure. He said he would have suspended White immediately if charges had been substantiated and vowed cooperation with investigators, noting he learned of the allegations after resigning.
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Khrushchev Says Soviet Seeks American Industrial Ideas
Soviet Communist party chief Khrushchev, with Bulganin and Mikoyan, visits Yugoslavia and signals readiness to borrow industrial ideas from the United States or other nations if found useful. The leaders end a two day tour in northern Yugoslavia during a peacemaking visit to President Tito, inspecting the Rade Koncar Electric Motor factory.
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Unified Air Defense Command moves toward single unit
In Montreal Air Marshal C K Slemon indicated Canada and the United States are moving toward a unified air defense command. He noted planning and development aim at a supreme command, while politically no decision has been made. A US spokesman declined comment on the matter. Elsewhere, Holsteins Friesian Assn of America elected Hannibal, Ma president.
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Soviet Gold Payment in Iran War Claims Report
Tehran papers say Soviet troops moved six tons of gold across the frontier for Iran to repay war claims. The balance is due today as part of a December settlement that also covered goods and rail use from World War I. A separate Detroit note covers a CIO Unit ed Auto Workers strike in Ford contract disputes with lyric references.
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