President Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia visits with JFK

President Kennedy welcomes President Tito of Yugoslavia to the White House for an informal visit. Tito, who has navigated between Communist and Western alliances, is now seeking to strengthen ties with the West. Despite the informal nature of the visit, Tito receives a grand reception, highlighting the importance of Yugoslavia's economic ties with the US. The visit includes a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Eunice Schreiber and informal talks between the leaders, underscoring the complex nature of international politics.

Who is President Kennedy welcoming to the White House?

• President Tito of Yugoslavia

• Chancellor Adenauer of Germany

• President Khrushchev of Russia

• Prime Minister Churchill of the UK

What significant event in 1948 affected Tito's relations with the West?

• Tito's alliance with China

• Tito's break with Russia

• Tito's visit to the United States

• Tito's economic reforms

What type of visit is President Tito making to the United States?

• An informal visit

• A formal diplomatic mission

• A military alliance meeting

• A state visit

How is Yugoslavia described in terms of its economic status among Communist nations?

• The least prosperous

• The most prosperous

• Economically stagnant

• Rapidly declining

Who hosts the luncheon for President Tito during his visit?

• First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy

• Secretary of State Dean Rusk

• Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson

• Mrs. Eunice Schreiber