§ 20. Mr. Mossasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs why he urged postponement of a meeting of the Security Council proposed by President Eisenhower on hearing of Israeli mobilisation.
§ Mr. Dodds-ParkerMy right hon. and learned Friend did not urge postponement of the Security Council meeting. The Question does not, therefore, arise.
§ Mr. YoungerCan the hon. Gentleman tell us whether there were discussions—whether they took that form or 540 not—between Her Majesty's Government and the United States Government after we were aware of the Israeli mobilisation, so that they were, therefore, presumably discussions relating to possible impending military action?
§ Mr. Dodds-ParkerThere were discussions with the United States Government, but I am not prepared to disclose what they were.