Tito Says Soviet Trip Won't Hurt U. S. Ties
Yugoslav leader Tito assured reporters in Moscow that his visit to Russia will not damage relations with the United States. He noted U.S. aid discussions and said Yugoslavia will maintain friendship with Washington while pursuing independent foreign policy. A Kremlin gala featured Khrushchev and Bulganin as Tito defended Yugoslavia’s stance and cooperation with all nations.
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Tito Denounces Moscow Draws Yugoslavia Inferred Rifts
The Vienna and Austrian press report Tito declaring Yugoslavia's move from Cominform eight years ago was artificial. He says talks with Soviet leaders have been state to state, while Western broadcasts claim U.S. aid cuts loom as Tito visits Moscow for disarmament talks and world peace efforts.
Costello Denaturalization Trial Delayed to Sept 4
Gambler Frank Costello, claiming no attorney, wins a delay in his denaturalization trial to September 4, 195? The judge warned he may be tried without counsel if absent. The government contends he gained U S citizenship by fraud. Costello, serving a five year tax evasion sentence, is at the Federal House of Detention. IRS seeks to seize assets to cover a 98499 tax bill from 1943. A safe deposit box in Hollywood Florida was opened by IRS agents.
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Yugoslavians to Buy More Russ Wheat
Belgrade announced plans to import grain from Russia and boost trade by 20 million dollars this year. The agreement covers wheat crude oil aluminum machinery and industrial equipment from Russia in exchange for Yugoslav metallurgical products agricultural goods woodwork shoes and textiles.
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Ex-Red Quits Party Over Love in St Louis Hearings
Mrs Kling, a Washington University pediatrician's wife and former Young Communist League member, testified before the House Un American Activities Committee in St. Louis. She quit the Communist Party in 1947 citing disapproval of its alleged teachings and refused to name associates, while other witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment. Six others were questioned about Communist activity in the area.
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Contract Let to End U S 99 Bottleneck
Sacramento firms won a freeway contract to open a bottleneck on U S 99. A Teichert & Sons submitted the low bid of $2,784,349 to build miles of highway near Galt, mid way between Sacramento and Stockton. The project includes 12 traffic structures such as overpasses and bridges.
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