Attlee Truman eye major issues still unresolved
New York Times correspondent James Reston reports that Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman have settled all pressing matters except two. The remaining questions involve whether to limit talks with China to Korea or broaden to Formosa, UN representation for Communist China, and recognition of Peking. The U S favors a narrow approach while Britain leans toward wider talks.
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Critical Of Dollar Loan
A fragmented report discusses a dollar loan project described as critical. The text references imported Italian homes and foreign made goods with figures suggesting costs or values. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a financial debate over housing and imports.
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