Algiers Uprising Tests Army as Paratroops Seize Barricades
In Algiers, a weekold mutiny defies Paris as the army under De Gaulle orders curfew and mobilizes 4,000 armed men. Paratroops secure barricaded districts while royalists and dissidents clash inside the city. officials deny any surrender ultimatum, blaming provocateurs.
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Jean Gracieux
Piccard Reveals Deep Ocean Imagination At Record Dive
UPI reports Jacques Piccard and Lt Don Walsh reached 37,800 feet in the Marianas Trench aboard the bathyscaph. Piccard said fears of the deep are largely imagination while noting shrimp like creatures and a one foot flatfish seen near the ocean floor.
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UPI
Jacques Pic
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U.S. Navy
Don Walsh
San Diego
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Marianas Trench
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Candid Summit Plans in Jeopardy Over Algerian Tussle
President Eisenhower, Prime Minister Macmillan, and French leader De Gaulle face pressure as the Algerian crisis threatens the May summit with Khrushchev. Diplomats warn Algeria could delay talks, forcing a postponement or a fragile, adrift Western gathering.
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Washington
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Algeria
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Mit
Khrustchev
U.S
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