Battle of Suez economic pressure over military showdowns
In Today in World Affairs Frederick ed September 17 1956 the columnist argues that resolving the Suez dispute is economic not military. He envisions British French and American use of collective buyer pressure to compel Nasser toward a workable canal operation and warns against warships and force. The piece links shipping pilots strike action to shifting leverage and notes the UMWA convention opening in Los Angeles with talk of nationwide strikes possibly no longer needed.
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Stand collapse injures crowd at regatta in Washington
At the 25th annual President's Cup Regatta in Washington an elevated guest reviewing stand collapsed as spectators rose. About 20 people were injured, with Miss Patricia M. Becker among the most seriously hurt. The incident occurred as hydroplanes prepared for the final heat, sending several injured to area hospitals.
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