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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1958

Page

6

Eisenhower weighs UN route over direct Middle East action

Congress leaders discussed Iraq revolt and possible U S military moves in Lebanon and Jordan. Officials said the United States would seek an emergency UN Security Council session while troops in the Mediterranean stood ready.

UN General Assembly Mansfield Security Council United States Lebanon Nathan F. Twining Congress Iraq Pentagon United Nations Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S Mediterranean U. S Jordan Suez Canal Nasser Egypt Strait of Aqaba Mike Mansfield Mont Eisenhower House Homer Capehart R-Ind Senate Foreign Relations Committee West Capehart James C. Hagerty White Ike Hagerty UN Security Council

Israel withholds comment on Iraq upheaval reported

Israeli officials offered no official comment on the Iraqi upheaval. The Jerusalem Post quoted that Israel saw the Arab federation of Iraq and Jordan as hostile as the United Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria. Prime Minister Ben Gurion planned a meeting with Foreign Minister Golda Meir to discuss Iraq, with questions about possible spillover into Jordan. Diplomats reported quiet in the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Israel Iraq Jerusalem Post Jordan United Arab Republic of Egypt Syria David Ben- Gurion Golda Meir

Solons Demand New Look At U.S. Mideast Policy

U S lawmakers react grimly to reports of the Iraqi revolution urging a new Middle East policy. Senators Mansfield Wiley and Green call for reassessment of the Eisenhower doctrine amid fears Russia may exploit the crisis to gain influence. Fulbright and Flanders urge stronger noncommunist alliances and study of policy failures.

U.S. Mideast Washington Congress Iraq Middle East Free World el Mike Mansfield D-Mont United Nations Wiley Alexander Wiley Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mansfield Theodore Francis Green R-Ri United States Green Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Flanders Ralph E. Flanders Vermont

Leading characters in the Iraq revolution drama

The Associated Press lists key figures in the Iraq upheaval. Brig Gen Abdel Karim Kasim leads the rebellion and is named premier and defense minister. King Faisal II, 23, sits as figurehead with real power held by Nuri Said and Crown Prince Abdul Ilah. Crown Prince Abdul Ilah, 43, regent and power broker, aided Arab federation plans with Nuri Said. King Hussein of Jordan, 22, watches developments as Iraq-Jordan federation looms. Gamal Abdel Nasser, president of the United Arab Republic, sees gains if the Iraqi revolt succeeds.

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France Sums Ships to Mideast Amid Iraqi Uprising

French forces, led by Premier De Gaulle, sent two aircraft carriers the Lafayette and Romains and a destroyer escort from Toulon as Iraq’s coup sparks regional tension. Aimed to protect French lives and interests, the fleet patrolled the eastern Mediterranean while De Gaulle prepared to confer with the foreign minister and seek U.S. and British views.

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De Gaulle Leds 45 Ships 115 Planes In Naval Display

In the Mediterranean a French squadron muster reached 45 ships and 115 aircraft including the reserve battleship Jean Bart. De Gaulle saluted every vessel and ten small kayaks with frogmen. At Toulouse parachute troops clashed with labor exchange barricaders as troops prepared to assault the building until police intervened injuring one trooper.

Jean Bart de Gaulle Toulouse

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