Nasser Ousts Naguib as Egyptian President
Cairo reports Naguib was ousted by the revolutionary council and placed under house arrest after a Brotherhood plot to kill Nasser. Two civilians and two policemen were wounded in clashes as security tightened around Cairo and the Abdin Palace. Eleven hundred Brotherhood members were arrested following the alleged conspiracy.
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Soviet Avows Wish for U S Peace Trade
London radio Moscow urged peaceful coexistence between the United States and the Soviet Union and called for trade. It argued such trade benefits the US, noting the USSR never sold commodities that would worsen unemployment. It recalled prewar mutual benefits in aiding American markets.
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