House Leaders Move To Cut Foreign Aid By One Billion
A House Foreign Affairs Committee vote targets a one billion dollar reduction from Eisenhower's foreign aid request and cuts a further ninety nine million from economic and technical aid. The move, backed by Rep. Vorys, faces debate as defense officials warn of national security impact. Mansfield urges more Indian aid while Yugoslavia and Egypt programs face tighter funding and efficiency reviews.
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Harry Truman Plays Mozart on Mozart's Piano in Salzburg
In Salzburg Austria former President S Truman and Mrs Truman visit Mozart's birthplace house during the 200th anniversary year. They hear Mozart sonata on the composer’s piano once used for early works as guides applaud. A special concert follows with conductor Bernhard Paumgartner and guests. reporters capture the scene during the minuet.
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Britain Lets Colonies Consider Rubber Exports to China
Britain authorizes colonies including Malaya and Singapore to assess applications for selling rubber to Communist China in small, reasonable quantities under a new policy. Western bans on arms and strategic goods to Red China amid Cold War tensions persist, with broader trade reviews sought.
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Tito Ignores Tomb of Stalin in Moscow Visit
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito visited the Lenin Stalin Mausoleum in Red Square. He ignored Stalin while laying a wreath for Lenin and met with Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin. Tito toured Moscow streets with his wife Jovanka and Yugoslav officials.
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U S Says Aliens From China May Decide Fates Here
Washington reports the United States would allow about 36 Chinese aliens jailed in the country to choose between serving their sentences or returning to Red China. The State Department notified India to relay the offer to Beijing. The move aims to influence the release talks for 13 Americans jailed in China on alleged charges. Officials stressed no swap was intended.
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Chinese held in U S jails faced possible release to Red China
The United States reportedly told India that alien Chinese prisoners currently in American jails could be released to China if they wished, an offer limited to those in jail now and not future detainees. It was up to India to discuss face-to-face with Chinese officials who might seek the option.
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