Dulles Seeks UN Defense of Peace Troops in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States will push the United Nations to keep peace troops stationed along the Egyptian and Israeli sides of the truce line and seek a world court advisory opinion on territorial waters at the Straits of Tiran and Gulf of Aqaba. He said the UN mission remains essential to prevent hostilities and noted ongoing U.S.-British coordination without a formal security pact. The talks with Egypt’s Nasser and Dag Hammarskjold yielded no settlement but outlined a plan for canal operation and regional behavior.
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Tax Cut Talks and Auto Theft Reported in City Notes
A report on tax cut proposals and budget plans by Treasury officials and Congress outlines possible year end income tax reductions and corporation levies, while a local theft notes a 1957 Chevrolet missing from 2140 Magnolia Ave after a resident went outside to take a look at the car. Mrs Barbara Green witnessed the incident as police investigated.
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British Close Trap for Cypriot Chief
British security police closed in on Cypriot rebel leader George Grivas in a nine day operation around Nicosia It was reported a regimental patrol sighted Grivas and he was considered trapped The Staf fordshire regiment and forces across a 50 mile area aided the capture bid amid delayed announces from London about Makarios and exile talks
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Twining Nominated to Succeed Radford in Military Reshuffle
The President nominated GEN. NATHAN F. TWINING to be Air Force chief of staff and successor to Adm. Arthur W. Radford who will retire Aug 13 after two terms. The reshuffle also realigns Charles E. Wilson toward a new post and names Gen. Alfred Gruenther as a potential future defense leader amid ongoing high command changes.
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Quarles May Win Wilson's Post In Defense Shuffle
Washington activity centers on reshaping the top U S defense leadership. Adm Arteigh Burke is eyed for a second term as chief of naval operations while Gen Maxwell continues in place. Quarles appears poised to succeed Wilson as defense secretary with plans for major changes after the 1938 budget.
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