Khrushchev Seals Milestone in Moscow Yugoslavia Ties
Veteran observers call Khrushchev's 15 day tour of Yugoslavia a milestone in Moscow relations with Communist states. He endorsed Tito's non aligned path and admitted Yugoslavia to Marxist Leninist ranks while granting observer status in Comecon. A new peaceful coexistence framework between socialist and non socialist nations emerged from Belgrade and Brione.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
Stalin
Communist Party
Peking
League of Communists
West
Socialist Camp
Comecon
Comecon—communism
China
Brione
Underworld Figure Valachi to Sing Before Senate Group
Joseph Valachi the so called canary of the underworld prepares for a public command performance before the Senate Rackets Committee around Sept 20. He faces stage fright while prosecutors weigh how his revelations about Cosa Nostra will translate into indictments and convictions.
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Underworld
Senate Group
Harry Ferguson
Washington
Joseph Valachi
Canary
The
Senate
Valachi
Atlanta
Cosa Nostra
Sicily
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Sen
John McLellan
United States
Valach
McClellan
Department of Justice
Kennedy
Justice Department
Committee
Milton R. Wessel
Special Group
Organized Crime
New York Times
Britain Eyes Expanded Trade With Soviet Union
London reports Britain's Trade Minister Erroll flew to Moscow to discuss widening exports to the USSR. Officials see three hurdles balancing supply, political strings, and NATO embargo limits while noting possible modest uplift and hints of Russian orders for British shipyards.
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UPI
Britain
Frederick Erroll
Moscow
Russia
Iron Curtain
East Europe
Kremlin
Harold Macmillan
Errol
Board of Trade
Macmillan
Red China
Peking
Erroll
Ussr
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