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The Sudan Times, No. 274, 10 October 1956

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Description: New security measures proposed for Equatoria province. National Constitution committee holds fourth meeting. Vice-president of college of surgeons joins University of Khartoum. University of Khartoum appoints new warden, lecturers.

The Sudan Times, No. 295, 5 November 1956

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Description: State of emergency declared in Sudan following incursion into Egypt. University of Khartoum volunteer to join Egyptian war effort. Ministers of Interior and Health return to Khartoum after their visit to Northern Province.

The Sudan Times, No. 269, 4 October 1956

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Description: Egyptian envoy in Washington for Security Council talks on Suez. Foreign Minister to head Sudan's delegation to the UNO. Kalazar outbreak in Blue Nile province. Officials discuss delay in Malakal aerodrome construction. Constitution drafting committee meets.

The Sudan Times, No. 331, 17 December 1956

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Description: Visiting International Bank rep discusses necessary steps for Sudan's membership. British and French forces evacuated from Port Said. Health official to inspect Kalazar campaign in Upper Nile Province. N.A.T.O. emphasizes that Suez Canal should be restored to full and free operation.

The Sudan Times, No. 286, 25 October 1956

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Description: Prime Minister begins visit to El-Obeid. Minister for the South tours Bahr-al-Ghazal Province. Oil in Red Sea area verified by Minister of Mineral Resources.

The Sudan Times, No. 265, 29 September 1956

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Description: Three army soldiers reported killed by mutineers in southern province. Security Council to discuss Suez Crisis. Khartoum Stadium officially opens. GDR representative to Sudan presents credentials. Greek official on good-will tour of Arab countries meets Sudanese officials.