RMI Nuclear Justice Documents

Cyt TOP, SECR2 . bane been reports of conversations between Tunisia and Morocco with a view to proclaiming some sort of loose union between the two states. Such a pnion would be anti-Nasser and, accordingly, advantageous to the United States if it were consummated. In the midst of so much gloom, Mr. Dulles said that it was with. satisfaction that he could state that the recent elections in the Sudan had produced very good results from the Free World point of view. indicated that 4 King Saud's position.hadbecome|critical Trisviiiss | sree tee sernens see nne sens eonaeen werceetesteeteeree enreune : Never- would probably pull through. He faced many problems, however. There were still some ten thousand Egyptians in Saudi Arebia in various professions and occupations. Another problem was posed by the fact that King Saud is not in full accord with his several brothers. He therefore couldn't even trust his own household in the present difficulties. Developments in Saudi Arabia had made the position of Jordan and Ireg even more shaky. Mr. Dulles emphasized to the President that the situation in the Near East generally wes very greve indeed from the Western point of view. 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