Russian Gamble in Middle East Dangerous Play
Washington reports that Russia may risk a major Middle East intervention by offering volunteers to Egypt. Eisenhower warned the move could trigger World War III, while U.N. peacekeeping remains the central line of defense. Moscow seeks influence, oil access, and a strategic foothold amid pressures over Hungary. Nasser faces a dilemma between cooperating with the U.N. or resisting, with Western prestige and Soviet power at stake.
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Planning Major Diplomatic Shakeup Signals New Envoys
Washington sources report a broad reshuffle of ambassadors in eight countries over the coming months. Five new envoys will be named to Britain, France, Italy, West Germany, with posts also in India, the Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand. Several posts are vacant as resignations clear space for top political appointments, funded by party prominence and wealth to cover embassy costs. Ambassador seats in London Paris Rome and West Germany are affected by dissatisfaction with news blackout precedents around the Egypt invasion.
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Expert Speaks Rocking Baby to Sleep at OKC Seminar
Dr Phyllis Huffman from Colorado told Oklahoma doctors that rocking chairs cradle infants to emotional stability. She described rocking and lullabies as foundational for premature babies' later development during a University of Oklahoma Medical School course.
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Refugees to Train at Camp Kilmer New Jersey
UPI reports Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, a wartime staging area, is reactivated to receive 5000 Hungarian refugees fleeing Soviet terror. Initial unit of 250 service troops arrived to restore heating and lighting for 1139 barracks while 800 refugees including women and children prepare to join. White House secretary Hagerty says a very good chance refugees reach the camp by week’s end.
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Warships Accelerate Redeployment to Strengthen Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor brims with combat ships as Yorktown Shangri-La and carrier Phillipine Sea join destroyers and cruisers in an accelerated Pacific redeployment ordered by Admiral Stump. The aim is a tighter defense posture and faster access to parts and supplies amid Western Pacific adjustments.
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Appointment Told Washington Interior official names acting superintendent
Washington announces the appointment of S. Johnston as acting superintendent of Millletter Lake area in California. The notice appears in a classified context urging readers to call HE 2-5959 for details.
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