France Targets Hydrogen Bombs by Sixty Eight
Paris reports a revised national defense timetable showing France expects hydrogen bombs by 1967 or 1968 and aims to field solid fuel medium range missiles in that period. The plan includes commissioning three nuclear submarines to carry the missiles and a potential force of Mirage IV bombers armed with atomic weapons.
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New York Times
France
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Defense
Gen. de Gaulle
Pierrelatte
Rock Attack Arouses U S Berlin Forces
Berlin AP The American Army flew combat equipped infantry to a troublesome sector of the Berlin border to counter harassment by stone throwing East German border guards. For several days Red guards bombarded a three man U S military police patrol in Steinstuecken. U S authorities said the provocation demanded a firm reply.
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U.S
Steinstuecken
U. S
Haile Selassie to Speak Before United Nations
Haile Selassie of Ethiopia prepared to address the General Assembly after a state lunch honoring him. The 1936 invasion era leader traveled from Washington where he met President Kennedy to Thant’s luncheon in West Berlin near Steinstuecken, amid East German tensions.
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League of Inrhabitants
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West Berlin
James H. Polk
Thant
Steinstuecken
Washington
Kennedy
Berber uprising stiffens as rebels refuse talks
Berber mountain fighters defy President Ahmed Ben Bella by rejecting negotiations and bolstering defenses in the Kabylia Mountains east of Algiers. Rebel commander Col. Mohad Ou El Hadj said the movement remains the last path to democracy, while Ben Bella tightens control with emergency powers and nationalizes French-owned land. France signals possible aid cuts to Algeria as tensions rise.
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Algiers
Kabylie
Associated Press
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UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylia
Algeria
Faris
Paris
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Col
Mohad Ou el- Hadj
el Hadj
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Morocco
Spacewoman Says Russian Moon Team Picked
Havana dispatch reports Soviet spacewoman Valentina Tereshkova says Russia has chosen its moon flight team and is studying interplanetary travel. She cites plans for a manned ship, a rocket-propelled fuel tank for refueling in orbit, and two rendezvous in orbit as essential steps. Maj Yuri Gagarin heads the moon team.
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UPI
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Russia
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Yuri Gagarin
Czech Prelate Freed May Attend Ecumenical Council
Prague Archbishop Josef Beran, freed after 14 years of Communist confinement, may attend the Ecumenical Council in Rome. Four Czech bishops were released with him, including Ks, Skaupy, Vojtassak, Szela, and Hlad, all previously jailed for their faith. Burgo.
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UPI
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Czechoslovakia
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Beran
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
U.S
Budapest
Msgr
Frantisek Tomasek
Josyf Slipyi
Rome
Karel Skaupy
Brno
Jan Vojtassak
Spis
Stanislav Szela
Olomouc
Wladislaw Hlad
United States Weighs Wheat Deals With Eastern Bloc
Three Soviet bloc nations have asked to buy about 40 million dollars in U.S. wheat, with Czechoslovakia Hungary and Bulgaria submitting formal requests in the past two weeks. The potential sales could total around one million tons of wheat plus smaller grain amounts as they seek reliable supplies amid uncertain Soviet deliveries. President Kennedy delays decision amid political doubts and hopes to gain Republican support for a broader deal.
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United States
New York Times
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Slovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Times
Soviet Union
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Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
New York
De Gaulle, Rocky Have Brief Talk
Gov. Rockefeller spent about 45 minutes with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris and said he was enchanted and honored to present his respects. He dodged questions on policy differences, saying he was touring Europe without making any comments. He also met Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and other French officials.
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Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
United States
France
Europe
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