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Your March 11 "Nasser-the Other Man" couldn't have been better. Here is an ambitious tyrant whose methods will gain him nothing but perdition. I only wish that more people would see him in the sane light that...
...deplore your childish and hypocritical attitude towards President Nasser. We don't seem to be able to pick up a TIME issue these days without finding some sort of cockeyed premonition of his imminent downfall; Nasser is there to stay. May TIME choke to death on its fury...
WHILE the State Department offered itself (and everyone else) tranquilizer pills, and Dag Hammarskjold landed in Cairo wearing a forbearing expression, Gamal Abdel Nasser, colossus of the canal, laid down his terms. They were enough to make the angry angrier, and Hammarskjold's task harder. But if there is little promise of a satisfyingly early comeuppance for Nasser, there are slow squeezes at work. See FOREIGN NEWS, Three Ways...
Macmillan made plain the British feeling that the U.S. 1) puts too much faith in the U.N. and 2) overestimates the rationality of Egypt's Dictator Gamal Abdel Nasser, whom the British consider utterly reckless and untrustworthy. But both the Prime Minister and the President recognized, as Macmillan said, that Britain and the U.S. need each other's friendship and support, and cannot afford to let misunderstandings...
...addition to the big decisions, the joint communique at conference's end 1) reaffirmed joint support for European unity and German unification, 2) reminded the world in general and Dictator Nasser in particular that the U.S. and Britain still stick by the U.N. Security Council's October resolution on the rights of all nations to passage through the Suez Canal, and 3) set forth an unexpected joint declaration on nuclear-weapons tests. As long as Russia continues to block a general disarmament agreement, the communique said, the U.S. and Britain will have to continue "nuclear testing." Meanwhile, they...