Lodge Bares Facts of Life On U N Role
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. speaks as U S ambassador to the United Nations explaining why the U N could act in Egypt but not Hungary while Russians refuse to withdraw from Hungary. He admits the power of force in shaping UN actions and faces tough questions from reporters at a televised press conference.
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U.N
Role
Inez Rebb
New York
Henry Cabnt Lodge, Jr
U.S. Senate
U.S
Middle East
Egypt
Hungary
United Nations
Israel
England
France
Sinai Peninsula
Suez
Russia
Walt
Many Answers Still Missing In Suez Riddle
In a column J M Roberts analyzes pressure over Egypt and the UN police force in Suez. He questions whether Russia or the United Nations exerts more influence and notes the persistence of Soviet pressure, volunteers, and propaganda background amid regional implications.
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Suez
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Russia
United Nations
Egypt
U.N
Korea
Red Chinese
North Korea
Containment Debate on Arab Crisis and Soviet Volunteers
The article discusses Soviet involvement in the Middle East, potential Arab reactions to Russian volunteers, and the risk of widening conflict involving Britain and the United States. It references Hungary, Eisenhower, Egypt, and shifting public opinion as factors shaping policy and response to Soviet actions in the region.
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Iraq
Israel
Britain
United States
Alex
Hungary
Eisenhower
France
Egypt
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