Aid to Yugoslavia to Start Again Soon
Washington reports the United States is nearing a restart of military aid to Yugoslavia, including jet planes, after nearly a year embargo. The decision requires President Eisenhower's final approval amid congressional pressure and opposition. The plan would renew some heavy weapons shipments gradually, not the full backlog of 300 jets, while Tito’s Moscow ties remain a concern. Assemblyman Charles H. Wilson was later reported in fair condition after a gall bladder attack.
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Britain Pledges No Gaps in West German Defense
Macmillan pledged Britain will leave no gaps in West Germany defense shield while plans to cut troop strength proceed. He met Adenauer in Bonn and said the German leader accepted views with understanding, though he avoided flatly declaring agreement on moving to atomic armed forces with fewer troops. They signed a joint communique asserting full agreement on main aims, with Strauss to visit London to discuss defense.
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Thirteen Spanish Paratroopers Die in Sahara Plane Crash
Thirteen Spanish paratroopers were killed when a training plane crashed and burned over the Spanish Sahara during a routine flight. The incident occurred Wednesday, officials said, with investigators seeking the cause.
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