Fighting Flares In Cyprus Stir Heaviest Since April
Reports from MANSOURA Cyprus describe Turkish Cypriots and Greek forces exchanging mortars in a valley town as UN Swedish troops intervene to halt fighting. Fatalities and injuries are reported while tensions flare across multiple areas, including Mosphileri and Kokkina, with UN seizure of weapons and cautions over future cooperation.
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Cyprus
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Mosphileri
United Nations
Srez
Kokkina
J. Waern
Savannah Crosses Atlantic on first nuclear voyage
The U S government ship Savannah the world’s first nuclear powered merchant vessel completed its maiden transatlantic journey from New York to Bremerhaven docking with water jets and tugboats welcoming it. Spectators reported no radiation signs after inspection of the interior hull while Captain David McMichael highlighted safety as the ship carried 13 passengers a 150 member crew and 200 tons of cars, aircraft parts, and mail.
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Germany
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U.S
Savannah
Weser River
New York
David McMichael
Isbrandtsen Lines
De Gaulle Heads Rites on Free French Day in Paris
In Paris, President de Gaulle led commemorations marking the Free French movement. He visited the Mount Valerien crypt to honor resistance fighters, rekindled the eternal flame with a sword-shaped torch, and observed the dwindling surviving Companions of the Liberation.
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Paris
UPI
Lon
Charles de “Gantle
Normandy
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
France
Mount Valerien
Luncheon Panel Discusses European Policy Debates
A luncheon gathering of US and Britain figures featured guest speakers including Reynaud aged 57 who criticized De Gaulle’s policy as opening European foreign policy to Russia and fostering hostility toward Asia, amid debate on Franco American relations and security strategy.
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Britain
Reynaud
de Gaulle
Sian Bear
Teak refectory dining table sale with chairs
Teak refectory dining table 34x55 inches expands to 78 inches, price reduced from 199.95 to 99.95. Danish Wegner design oval table with six chairs listed at 3743.00 now 289.95. Small oval table with two leaves expands to 51x78 inches, reduced from 239.55 to 159.95. Rosewood coastal height table with chrome pedestal legs, 439.95 now 319.95. Tea carts with bright metal frame, removable teak and plastic trays, 59.95 now 49.95.
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Hars Wegner
Denmark
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