Nasser Rejects Immediate Middle East Disarmament
President Nasser told 1,500 returning Egyptian troops disarmament in the Middle East is impossible while Palestine rights remain unresolved. He branded the 1948 Arab-Israeli war a shame to Arabs and said Egypt will strengthen forces to confront Israel and its backers. He also criticized King Saud and noted ongoing Yemeni involvement.
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Saudi Arabia
Saud
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Lunch with Duke and Duchess at Woburn Abbey
The Duke of Bedford announced visitors to Woburn Abbey may dine with him and the Duchess for 101 guineas per head. Lunch is served from their personal dinner service at the stately home, according to the Daily Sketch.
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Nehru cites Chinese troop moves and rightward shift
Nehru warned of China massing troops opposite the Indian frontier and speculated Beijing could push Pakistan into mischief. He doubted a Voice of America transmitter deal and said China and Pakistan might attack India simultaneously. Communist leader Dange pressed for cabinet reshuffle and no confidence motion, branding ministers as fascist sympathizers. Resignations loom as Congress plans to revive its organization and ministers offer to quit.
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India
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London
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