Ben Bella Offers Peace Talks as Kabylia Tension Persists
Ben Bella offered a peace plan in a three and a half hour meeting with four Kabylia deputies signaling willingness to forgive the Kabyle rebellion but demanding settlement of the rebellion’s core issues. Rebel leaders Aii Ahmed and Ou Hadj demanded that negotiations not threaten the government’s legitimacy and rejected talks under the FLN framework. Artillery and mobilization were reported from Michelet and Oran as FLN factions pledged loyalty while vowing to fight if government troops move into rebel areas.
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Algerian Rebel Action Denounced Amid Land Nationalisation
In Algiers the official weekly BALN reports Kabylia rebels labeled criminal and deplorable by El Moudjahid for actions against the nation. The government gazette confirms nationalisation of foreign lands as Ben Bella rallies supporters in Algiers. M Ait Ahmed cites a nationwide revolt, while Ali in olive-green gear wields a tommy gun marked as a gift from the slain Iraqi PM.
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Sandys Puts Forward Kenya Plan
Finance Minister James Gichuru said after a workout with Kenya Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta that Sandys had proposed ideas the Kenyan government would consider. The main divide is between strong regional safeguards versus central governance. Kesyatta’s party seeks constitutional changes to bolster unity before independence.
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Eleven Accused of Sabotage in Pretoria Court
Eleven men will appear in court in Pretoria on Sabotage Act charges. The group reportedly includes two former ANC leaders Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu. All except Mandela are held under the 90 day detention law. Mandela faces a five year sentence for incitement and leaving the country without valid travel documents. The charge carries the death penalty.
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