Eisenhower to attend NATO summit boosts Allied confidence
President Eisenhower will go to Paris for the NATO conference to reassure allies and enable on the spot U S decisions. Dulles officials seek renewed unity as Soviet moves prompt proposals for stronger political, economic and military measures from Europe.
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Pearson Urges Peace Steps and UN Force Strengthening
Pearson argues for conferences and proof of good faith, warns against arms buildup and quick fixes. He proposes a UN emergency force for small conflicts, urges free trade to raise living standards, and notes his Nobel Prize for Suez crisis efforts.
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United States and Britain Outline Nuclear Consultation Plan
The United States proposes NATO consultations next week to approve joint control over nuclear missiles on European soil. Countries would hold firing authority while U S units keep warheads. no veto right on American or British launches. France resents perceived second-class status in the alliance.
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