Talks and Policy Movements Amid Middle East Tensions
At the Al Mid ocean Club from March 21 to 24, leaders including Anthony Eden and Anthony Eisenhower addressed the Suez crisis and U.S. stance. Eisenhower discussed Gaza with Dulles and Humphrey while planning a push for international trade cooperation. The Small Business Administration raised its loan cap from 150 to 230 million, and Fred Scribner was nominated assistant secretary of the Treasury to replace Andrew Overby.
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Macmillan and NATO Chief Split on Defense Policy
UK Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Lauris Norstad clash over Britain's planned defense cuts. Norstad warned that Europe cannot hold the line if Britain reduces contributions, while Macmillan urged a balanced approach and insisted defense policy rests with statesmen and Parliament. Norstad urged Britain to maintain troop levels and resist overreliance on nuclear weapons, warning that economic factors must not drive strategy.
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Navy Drives for Six Powered Carriers Amid Cold War Push
The Navy has launched a campaign for six atomic powered aircraft carriers to boost global reach and reduce fuel needs. Adm. Arleigh Burke’s pamphlet argues for 15 attack carriers, with three modernized Forrestal class ships plus six nuclear builds to cover overseas deployments in the Mediterranean and Western Pacific.
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U S Shifts Stance on Egypt Israel Withdrawal Plan
The United States proposes a two point plan linking Aqaba waterway guarantees to Israel's withdrawal from occupied areas. Despite U N demands for complete withdrawal without conditions, talks with Israel Egypt and the U N have failed to reach an accord. President Eisenhower cites intense diplomacy and high level meetings with Dulles and aides as Washington weighs insurance guarantees for Israel amid the stalemate.
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Sanctions Move Aimed at Arab-Adan Block Ends Threat
Report notes that a sanctions action against the Arab-Adan bloc would be halted to remove the danger to Israel's economy, reflecting a strategic shift in policy and regional tensions.
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U N Secretary General Warns Against Israel Sanctions
Dag Hammarskjold told the United Nations Assembly that sanctions on Israel could worsen conflicts in the Middle East. He urged a peaceful path, emphasizing Israel's withdrawal from Egypt as essential, while powerful nations debated next steps and Assembly priorities.
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