France to Rejoin Debate on Tunisia
Paris reports President de Gaulle ordered the French UN representative to resume the second Security Council debate after talks with Adlai Stevenson and France’s foreign minister. Officials say Tunisia is preparing for a direct resolution while tensions over a base and Algerian violence influence the stance.
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U S Cancels Long-Range Space Shot At Canaveral
A planned US long-range space mission at Canaveral was canceled due to technical difficulties. The venture involved Russia and the United States collaborating on an early deep space craft, with officials citing unresolved issues and safety concerns.
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Labour Team Named Amid Turbulent Roster Shuffle
A chaotic list of names and affiliations fills the page as Labour announces a new team lineup. The document references various individuals, institutions, and locations, suggesting a broad organizational reorganization and future plans.
U K I Approves Start Of European Trade Pact Talks
Geneva reports that the United Kingdom and its five European Free Trade Association partners agreed to begin negotiations on possible membership of the Common Market. The move followed statements by ministers and a United Kingdom government declaration, signaling a cautious but hopeful path toward closer economic integration.
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