Tito and Russians Meet As Old Friends In Moscow Visit
Tito meets Molotov and Shepilov at Kiev station as he begins a thaw in the seven year Yugoslav Soviet split. He praises wartime unity and cites Leninist policy as the basis for renewed friendship and closer cooperation between Belgrade and Moscow.
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Kiev
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Communist Party of the Soviet Union
More Warship Loans For Asia Requested
The Defense Department urged Congress to authorize more U.S. warship loans to Asian allies amid Chinese Communist threats. The Navy proposed raising the loan cap from 25 to 50 vessels and extending authority through 1958, with Secretary Thomas sending the measure to Nixon and Rayburn in mid April as committees review it.
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Eisenhower
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Charles S. Thomas
Richard M. Nixon
Sam Rayburn
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Thomas
United States
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