De Gaulle’s France May Tread Warily With U S in 1968
Paris observers say De Gaulle will voice Gaullist independence less publicly as domestic turmoil narrows room for bold foreign policy. Debre slows nuclear buildup, delaying France’s great power stance. Atlantic ties unlikely to fracture, Moscow wary of Gaullist shifts.
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Envoy Jarring Meets Gromyko Over Arab-Israeli Conflict
U N special envoy Gunnar Jarring discussed the Arab Israeli dispute for 90 minutes with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow. The Swedish ambassador to Moscow met Kosygin and Vasili Kuznetsov at a private lunch with Shchiborin present, then planned to travel to Stockholm for Kosygin’s July Swedish visit.
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Refugee center failure taints Vietnam showpiece village plan
Eighteen months after Ben Suc was burned and residents evacuated to create a refugee center in Binh Hoa Vietnam the project is deemed a failure. Half of those remaining are said to back Viet Cong with 45 percent pro Communist while many families have returned to Ben Suc underground to escape air strikes. Officials reportedly plan further village burnings to deter returns despite the project’s collapse.
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Western officials report Soviet harassment on Berlin highway
Western officials disclosed that Soviet control officers on the Berlin Helmsdorf Highway demanded a count of soldiers in a small French convoy. The incident echoes past Soviet interference linked to visa curbs and convoy dismount rules. The French commander ordered soldiers out when the count fell below 30.
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Hornsey College of Art Revolt Ends Dormant But Influential
London students hold Hornsey College of Art and Design in occupation for 31 days the longest British student revolt. They run the campus from a 24 hour canteen to a press office and push for reform in teaching methods and curriculum while faculty increasingly join in. Debates focus on summer occupation and possible exhibits to show their ideas.
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Pueblo Agreement Report Sparks North Korea Talks Denial
Kyunghyang Shinmun reported negotiations over the Pueblo crew release at a breakthrough stage, but the State Department and US officials in Seoul rejected any near agreement and warned the reports raise false hopes for relatives of the 82 crewmen. The army spokesman stated it is not the release.
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