France Votes On Algerian Accord End 130 Years of Rule
Paris AP reports French voters approve Gen de Gaulle's accords granting Algeria independence this year in exchange for economic aid and guarantees to Algeria's European minority. Early mood favors a strong yes, with high turnout and Easter holiday plans shaping the scene.
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Harkins Casts Vietnam War as Non Korea Style
General Paul D. Harkins in Saigon describes the Vietnam War as distinct from Korea with Vietnamese forces taking the lead in fighting. He says open intervention by North Vietnam or allies is unlikely and emphasizes U.S. advisory roles and training of Vietnamese troops.
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Spain fears power vacuum as Africa shifts with base withdrawals
Madrid reports alarm over North African changes as France prepares to leave Algeria and the United States plans SAC base withdrawals from Morocco by 1963. Spanish and American officials warn of potential Soviet or pro Communist intrusion flanked NATO. Options discussed include renegotiation with King Hassan II, jointly operated bases, or converting Nouasseur into an international airport.
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Ecuador Breaks with Cuba and Iron Curtain Nations
Ecuadorian military leaders force President Arosemena to sever ties with Cuba and Poland and Czechoslovakia amid fears of Communist influence. The move follows reports of arms, money, and propaganda reaching Ecuador through Havana and Cuban channels, with experts predicting continued pressure and possible bloodshed as the crisis unfolds.
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Free book promises relief from arthritis without drugs
An illustrated offer from The Ball Clinic, Excelsior Springs MO, claims a free non medical booklet explains eliminating arthritis causes without drugs or surgery. No obligation, no agent will call, mail request to Dent 4612A.
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Princess Sophie to wed crown prince as Greece faces political heat
In Athens the blue eyed Princess Sophie will marry the crown prince on May 14 as King Paul’s regime endures sharp criticism. Premier Constantine Caramanlis leads a recovering Greece amid opposition charges and a push to abstain on government measures. The king refuses to intervene over Papandreou’s requests to sign. The queen’s relief fund for earthquake victims also draws scrutiny.
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