Eisenhower Says U S Will Avoid Involvement in Middle East
President Eisenhower pledges no American involvement in the Middle East fighting and supports UN action after Britain France and Israel attack Egypt. He urges world opinion via the UN General Assembly and notes no congressional special session. Stevenson says he hopes to avoid precipitating military action.
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