HAMMARSKJOLD BEGINS TALKS WITH NASSER
Role Of U.N. Emergency Force Not Yet Clear
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(Rec. 11.30 p.m.) CAIRO, November 17. nrnrn^se^frnm^k sour ces in Cairo said today that Egypt is seeking a firm LPo l th® Lmted Nations Secretary-General (Mr Dag HammarS J «nnn FJ® F? T d Rations police force will be withdrawn from Egypt as soon as Egypt feels it is no longer necessary.
toda Z began a series of talks with President Nasser, as more ment to makVon ar V Ved in EgypL Mr Hammarskjold had no comment to make on the talks. “I am a silent man,” he said.
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Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28129, 19 November 1956, Page 11
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