Four Rebel Generals Flee as France Crushes Algerian Revolt
Four‑day revolt in Algeria ends with loyalist forces seizing Algiers Oran and Constantine. Generals Challe Salan Jouhaud and Zeller escape or are pursued as government troops reclaim key cities. De Gaulle meets with Debre Frey and Joxe after the crisis. 50,000 Europeans gather in Algiers as flames and arrests follow the collapse.
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Doubt on Laos cease fire persists in reports
Washington observers say no confirmation exists for a Laos cease fire as conflicting claims surface. Officials warn that continued fighting could force regional powers to move against a Communist presence, while Lao leaders arrive in Hanoi for talks on armistice efforts.
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Imprisonment or wall for Cuban rebels
Cuban radio in Miami reported captives faced no third option. Rebels were said to be imprisoned or executed, with Cuban newspapers noting over 500 fighters captured since fighting began. U.S. discussions on a total trade embargo were reported, while the Soviet Union sent thousands of tons of aid to Cuba amid shortages.
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31 Arrested For Disruption At Sierra Leone Independence Celebrations
At Government House a reception was held for the world press during Sierra Leone independence celebrations. Authorities detained 31 members of the opposition All Peoples Congress Party claiming they threatened to blow bridges as part of a broader disruption plan. The Duke of Kent attended with British and African reporters present.
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Katanga Leader Arrested in Leopoldville by Congolese Troops
President Tshambe of Katanga was arrested in Leopoldville today by troops of the Congolese Central Government. Sabor officers restrained civilians as he attempted to enter a building and boarding for his plane to depart Colquilhatville. Security forces escorted him toward the air terminal amid crowding by awaiting passengers.
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Powell hails Australian ally in Coral Sea Week toast
General Powell United States Continental Army Command head arrives in Canberra with wife for two day visit as guest of honour at Australian American Association luncheon. He praises Australian allies, sends Kennedy greetings, and lauds cooperation shaping wartime unity. Appreciation voiced for Australian American Association work.
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British Policy Praised as Sierra Leone Moves to Independence
Colonalism had inevitable faults yet the British system worked well in his country. Sierra Leone becomes independent after 150 years of British life while remaining in the British Commonwealth. Sir Dallas Brooks sent best wishes to Sierra Leone and Governor General Sir Maurice Dorman as independence is proclaimed.
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