Fanatics Before They Are Patriots Secret Army
Paris AP report traces the Secret Army Organization of France to humiliation and defeat from Indochina to Algeria. It describes its growth after 1954, the 1961 Algiers putsch, and its spread to Europe. Key leaders named include Col Pierre Chateau-Jobert, Capt Rene Sergent, Col Antoine Argoud, and Jacques Soustelle. The CNR political arm is led by Georges Bidault.
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Secret army aims to remove De Gaulle cited at length
Report notes a hidden army considers removing President De Gaulle from power. It describes attempted assassinations and vows of allegiance to the secret group. Analysts link the plots to Algeria and historic defeats such as Dien Bien Phu, asserting no clear political program or government plan is offered.
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Kennedy to give three speeches during Costa Rica visit
President Kennedy will deliver three public speeches in Costa Rica during a three day visit. The schedule includes a first remarks free address at a conference opening in San Jose with Central American presidents, with travel from Palm Beach to Costa Rica Monday.
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