Algerian Dispute Nearing Showdown
Charles M. McCann reports the Algeria dispute within the United Nations and in French North Africa nears a showdown. France faces internal questions of Algeria’s status and its relations with the U.S. as decolonization pressures grow. France insists on no UN intervention. Premier Mollet outlines a path toward internal reform and home rule while opposing independence. A ceasefire and political moves loom amid international diplomacy and oil exploration in the Sahara.
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Spy Grand Jury Selection Delayed in New York
A special grand jury probing three alleged Soviet spies was left pending today as a prospective juror, Mrs. Minna Ciwan, faced scrutiny after admitting encounters with Communists during her cartist career. U.S. Attorney Faul Williams will decide on her acceptance as juror despite questions about her ties.
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Three Officials Confer Over Penalties for Spying Convictions
In Washington yesterday Justice Department officials met to discuss possible penalties after three suspects were convicted of spying. Williams indicated willingness to serve as juror if needed. The case centers on national security and legal repercussions.
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