Missionary released by Algerian rebels after kidnapping
The Rev. Lester Griffith, an American Methodist missionary kidnaped Aug. 18 by Algerian nationalist rebels, was released in good health near Mekhta in the Kabylie mountains. U S consulate officials said he was freed Saturday night as voting continued on Algeria s new French constitution amid French troop patrols.
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Nixon Talk Fireworks Expected in Formosa Row
Nixon attacked a State Department subordinate over a release he said aided Red China. Sources say he expects Dulles to investigate. Dulles noted mail criticism is not decisive for policy as he discussed U S Formosa stance amid political worries.
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Red Chief Warns U S on Disaster in Formosa Strait
Chou En Lai warned the United States would face final and complete disaster if it provokes war in the Formosa Strait. Peiping Radio quoted him as saying China cannot tolerate U S interference in its internal affairs and sovereignty during a banquet for foreign experts for National Day celebrations.
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