F.CtYPTI AN SEDAN TO HAVE SEE! KEI.E Egypt and Britain have formal ly agreed to let the Sudanese choose their own future and Premier Gen Mohammed Naguib announced the door was opened wide for "a successful under standing" on the withdrawal of British troops Irom the Sue/ Canal /one. The final settlement of these two key problems in Bntish Kgyptian relations could clear the way toward tighter co-operation between this strategic Moslem na tion and ihe Western Powers m the cold war. perhaps in a Middle East defense command. ni SSI A-ISH A El I nil VITONS BROKI N All Communist oloe countries in Eastern Europe, with the pos sible exception of Bulgaria, will quickly lo!low Moscow s lead m breaking diplomatic relations with Israeli, it is believed. Western diplomats speculated that the rupture was part of a growing two-year campaign of Soviet hostility in an effort to \7;i! /«_r^’j In*-;1 • - --1 y I ..v/'j- v

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