Rift Between France Tunisia Deepens Over Sahara Claim
An emerging dispute pits France and Tunisia against Algerian rebel leaders over Sahara borders and prospects of sovereignty. Tunisian and Moroccan authorities claim vast desert areas, while France resists ceding territory as talks with the rebels continue. The clash highlights broader regional tensions involving Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and colonial governances.
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Geria
Suming
Habib Bourguiba
Refugees Flee Into West Berlin Amid Communist Pressure
West Berlin records a surge of about 4,000 arrivals over the weekend as East German authorities could tighten travel, though crime penalties and fear of loss of face deter harsher limits. The flux underscores production strains and political sensitivity as East Berlin proclaims its capital status.
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Ty Cobb Spirit Remembered By Atlanta Editor
Ralph McGill honors Ty Cobb in a tribute noting Cobb fought illness and age with his lifelong competitive fire. Cobb died after a career marked by records and fierce on field drive, yet remembered for gentleness and charity.
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Mixed Feelings Shown By Spaceman's Family
The Grissoms and relatives in Virginia Indiana Missouri waited as Air Force Captain Virgil I. Grissom prepared for the second U S space flight. Weather delays postponed the launch 24 hours prompting hopeful families to plan TV watches and news interviews while stressing safety.
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Gus) Grissom
Nalions
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Scott
Mark
Scott Carpenter
Donald K. Slayton
Walter Schirra
Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Mitchell
Ind
Dennis Grissom
Virgil I. Grissom
Cecile
Baker Street
Edmondson
St. Louis
Lowell
JFK to Decide Soon on Call of Reserves
President Kennedy likely will decide within two to three days whether to call in reserves and National Guardsmen to boost military readiness. The decision hinges on numbers and funding, with Mansfield noting a possible decision by Tuesday during talks with Democratic leaders. Pentagon sources say a readiness review could reach the White House midweek, potentially ahead of McNamara's full report.
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White House
Robert S. McNamara
Army Regulation Expands Chemical Weapon Production Contingencies
A new Army regulation lists supply responsibilities including warheads for guided missiles containing chemical agents. It defines chemical agents as any solid liquid or gas producing lethal injurious or irritant effects and notes a range of gases from modern choking forms to nerve agents. Missiles with ranges from thousands of yards to over 200 miles could deliver such agents, aiding tactical operations and prelude actions like paratroop drops. Modern arms for guard troops receive priority under Kennedy's program to strengthen conventional forces.
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