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Pleven Seeks Confidence Vote to Save French Government
Paris AP Premier Rene Pleven decided to seek a vote of confidence to keep France's 16th postwar government in office amid a crisis sparked by the affaire of the generals. The National Assembly will vote Friday after Pleven submitted the cabinet resignation following Moch’s disapproval. President Auriol refused to accept the walkout, hoping to avoid new elections as deputies prefer delaying until fall. The dispute centers on a scandal involving a stolen Indo China report, black market money, and an agent Peyre who fled to Brazil while Moch led the police as interior minister.
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