Dulles Still Aims Tito Visit to United States
The State Department persists in seeking a Tito visit despite congressional protests and signs Tito may drift toward the Soviet camp. Official word indicates a visit would make him the first Communist head of state to visit the United States, drawing cries from Congress Catholic groups and others about the move.
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President urges face to face talks to resolve disagreements
The President stressed that to pursue peace one must meet in person with those they disagree with to seek a path for resolving differences and achieving better understanding.
President notes no implied approval of policies by meeting
The President said that meeting such a man does not necessarily imply approval of his policies and deplored any discourtesy the U.S. people might show to foreign visitors. The remark referred to the snub toward New York City and the state.
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King Sauri Visits United States on Monday
Officials welcomed King Sauri of Saudi Arabia during his Monday visit to the United States, greeting him at a ceremonial arrival and outlining planned talks with U.S. leaders and magnates.
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