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In regard to possible East-West negotiation, the French LE FIGARO
writes that it is easy to understand that Churchill wants to take part
in any future meeting between Eisenhower and Stalin but that such a
meeting cannot take place before a serious preliminary study of its
chances for success.
Discord and Aggression: While Moscow has not commented on the
visit in voice broadcasts, a news agency dispatch declares that serious
Anglo-American differences over British participation in the Pacific
pact will be discussed. Budapest radio treats the Churchill visit and
the McCarran Immigration Act in a satiric vein; it notes that the
"bloodhound FBI officials did not trouble Mr. Churchill," not because
they trusted him but because he was too busy. In typical Communist
rhetoric, Radio Budapest also observes that Churchill hurried to meet
"his boss Eisenhower." According to the Free Greece radio the dis-
cussions included plans for an expansion of the aggressive Athens-
Belgrade-Ankara alliance.
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