United States Rejects Soviet N backhand on Germany nuclear build up
The United States rejected a Soviet request to halt West German nuclear missile buildup pending Germany's future. A State Department spokesman called the note hypocritical propaganda. The move followed Herter's swearing in as Secretary of State and echoed U S foreign policy aims.
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Herter Named Secretary of State at White House
Secretary of state designate Christian A. Herter was sworn in at the White House succeeding John Foster Dulles who resigned due to cancer. President Eisenhower praised Herter as best qualified and pledged full support as the 54th secretary, witnessed by Vice President Nixon, Senate leaders, and a large State Department crowd.
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Sudan army official placed under house arrest in Khartoum
The western region deputy commander Lt. Col. Mahmoud Husseid is pensioned and confined at home for alleged actions endangering state security. The move comes as Premier Ibrahim Abboud reshapes military governance across northern eastern and central commands.
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