U S and France to mend rift after Egypt dispute
James Marlow notes that relations between the United States and France cooled after the Egypt invasion last November. With Eisenhower and Mollet set to meet, both leaders aim to patch the alliance, reassess their roles with Britain, and realign toward a common anti communist front while navigating Israel tensions and Suez Canal issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
France
Egypt
Eisenhower
Guy Mellet
Mellet
Ollot
Eden
White House
Russia
United Nations
Mollet
Britain
Sc Moilst
Paris
Avalanches Kill Six in Swiss Alps Blocking Communications
Six persons were killed by avalanches in the Swiss Alps last night. Rail, road and telephone communications were cut in many places. Snow blocked several rivers, causing serious floods.
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Sion
Switzerland
Swiss Alps
Madrid Cleans Streets Against Untidy Litterers Twice Daily
Madrid launches a twice daily street cleanup to combat littering by locals who discard trash in the streets instead of proper waste baskets. Municipal crews patrol and sweep to improve cleanliness and curb urban blight.
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Madrid
U S and Israel Ties Reassess After Ben Gurion Talk
United States and Israel review strategy after ambassador return to Washington with new instructions from Prime Minister Ben-Gurion. Dulles's session with party leaders ended in a botched exchange as the U.N. debate on sanctions against Israel stalled. Egypt demands withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba as U.N. resolutions back the stance. The U.N. postponement allows more time before a possible Arab-backed sanctions vote.
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Dulles
Nasser
Eden
Mollet
United States
Israel
Egypt
Eisenhower
United Nations
Washington
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Dulles - Khan Inerling
U.N
Li Lpaed
Jehral
U.S
Bills in Legislature Backed by Senate Debate Tomorrow
The Senate will vote on a House passed measure after amendments placing co op areas with cities under state Public Service Commission control. Opponents remain dissatisfied as about 400 bills remain in the 2% weeks left in the session, with many dealing with agency appropriations and longer daily sessions urged to clear the backlog.
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Senate
House
State Public Service Commission
Justice Reed to Hand Down Last Ruling
Justice Stanley F. Reed 72 reads his final Supreme Court opinions and retires after 19 years on the bench. The Kentucky Democrat and FDR appointee leaves an eight-justice court amid a busy case list and looming debates on civilian court-martial authority.
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Paul M. Vos
Washington
Associated
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Reed
Congress
Hye
UN Delays Vote on Israel Sanctions Amid Talks
The U N General Assembly delayed its sanctions debate against Israel as U S Israeli negotiations moved to a new phase. Secretary Dulles met Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban in Washington, easing pressure for a prompt U N vote while Eban returned with new instructions and Hammaskjold awaited a possible meeting.
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QaTs
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Assembly
Dulles
Washington
Ambbassador Abbe Ekan
Fban
U.N
Dag Hammrarskjold
Eban
Bulles
United States
Afghanistan
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Iraq
Lebanon
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Sudan
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