In navolging van de eerste Londense

In navolging van de eerste Londense Conferentie (16 tot 23 augustus 1956) ging Menzies, minister-president van Australië, met enkele voorstellen, waaronder internationale openstelling van het Suezkanaal, naar Egypte. Nasser weigerde te onderhandelen op basis van de voorstellen; hij sprak van herstel van collectief kolonialisme. Eden was allerminst tevreden met de Amerikaanse rol in deze: terwijl Menzies in Cairo onderhandelde en druk op Nasser probeerde uit te oefenen, zei Eisenhower dat de Verenigde Staten zouden blijven onderhandelen, alle obstakels ten spijt. Ook Dulles droeg volgens Eden bij aan Nassers weigering van de voorstellen die Menzies presenteerde: Dulles vertelde ten overstaan van de Amerikaanse pers dat het Suezkanaal voor Amerika van secundair belang was;

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Following the example of the first London Conference (16 to 23 August 1956) was Menzies, Prime Minister of Australia, with some proposals, including international opening of the Suez Canal, to Egypt. Nasser refused to negotiate on the basis of the proposals; He spoke of restoring collective colonialism. Eden was not at all satisfied with the American role in this: while Menzies and negotiated in Cairo press Nasser tried to exercise, said Eisenhower that the United States would continue negotiating, in spite of all obstacles. Dulles also carried according to Eden to Nassers refusal of the proposals that Menzies presented: Dulles told the American press that the Suez Canal for America was of secondary importance;

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Following the first London Conference (16 to August 23, 1956) was Menzies, Prime Minister of Australia, with some proposals, including international opening of the Suez Canal to Egypt. Nasser refused to negotiate on the basis of the proposals; he spoke of restoring collective colonialism. Eden was not at all happy with the American role in this: while Menzies negotiated in Cairo and press Nasser tried to exercise, Eisenhower said it would continue to negotiate with the United States, despite all the obstacles. Dulles also contributed Eden according to Nasser's refusal of the proposals presented Menzies: Dulles told in front of the American press that the Suez Canal for America was of secondary importance;

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following the first london conference (16 to 23 august 1956) was menzies, prime minister of australia, with some proposals, including international opening of the suez canal, egypt. nasser refused to negotiate on the basis of the proposals; he spoke of recovery of corporate colonialism. eden was not satisfied with the american role in this: while menzies in cairo negotiated and tried to exert pressure on nasser, eisenhower said that the united states would continue to negotiate, despite all obstacles. dulles was also in eden to nasser's refusal of the proposals that menzies presented: dulles said in front of the american press that the suez canal for america was of secondary importance;