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Russians may seek peace but demand concessions
The United States remains unsure of Soviet aims as Dulles and Eisenhower navigate a possible top level meeting. Dulles warns the Russians may be stalling while hinting at peace, potentially costing U.S. concessions. Both leaders worry about Republican backlash if concessions occur, yet a failure to yield could threaten alliances and prolong a tense standstill. Additional notes cover home buying closing costs and a GI loan charge, plus a Navy update from North Island and a Buenos Aires stance on church-state conflict.
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