Algeria war ends near with cease fire in sight
A long review of the Algerian war traces eight years of brutal fighting and political upheaval. It notes de Gaulle’s shifting stance toward independence, the rise of the secret army, and the looming cease-fire while warning the nation faces lingering wounds and unsettled questions.
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Pierre Mendies-Franc
Guy Mollet
Algiers
Mohammed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ferhat Abbas
de Gaulle
Jacques Massy
Pierre Lagaillarde
Joseph Ortiz
Premuer
Michel Debre
Pare
Ai'ports
Menike Maurice Challe
Maurice Challe
Raoul Salan
Andre Zeller
Edmond Jouhaud
Challe
Zeller
Soviet official links Jews to security risk at UN
Vadim Bogoslovsky a Putin era official at the UN claims that Jewish citizens in the USSR are treated as security risks and that synagogue Jews may be channels for foreign espionage. He argues Jews are more susceptible to manipulation by Western agents and that Jewish relatives in science and politics foster such risks while noting official surveillance and restrictions persist.
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Opposition to Christmas Island tests grows amid accreting pressure
Washington report notes a circulating memorandum among Republicans and economy minded Democrats urging against atmospheric tests on British Christmas Island. It cites costs and trustee status of Eniwetok, plus strategic concerns about Soviet progress, with a possible March start if tests resume.
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
World In A Spin: France Faces Left Wing Violence Surge
The French government contends it is under its fiercest left wing attack since the 1930s. Thursday night riots left eight dead and 260 wounded, with a one hour wildcat strike following. Unions plan a further one hour strike to honor Feb 8 1962 victims while negotiations continue to ease tensions amid terrorism and assassinations.
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Washington dispatches name CIA deputy, naval posts noted
In Washington Amy proposes Col Stephen E Smith as Pacific Ocean Division engineer with headquarters in Hamiah Smith last June, while President Kennedy favors civilian replacement as CIA No 2 amid congressional pressure. Elsewhere Gene Glenn reports rural Ottumwa. Rep Franns Bolton seeks Democratic nomination. Bad gaining team from Bre Br steel firms pledges union talks in Pittsburgh. Barbara Warnick of Maple Heights mourns daughter's death in Asheboro car wreck. World contract bridge begins in New York with Italy Argentina U S Great Britain. Mayor Wagner resigns NYAC charges alleged discriminatory practices. Barld Rummel to Adak Alaska reflecting career moves.
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Ohio engineers converge for annual convention amid discipline warnings
Around the state a thousand Ohio engineers are expected at the annual convention where George KR and Dick, the new state engineer director, warn that disciplinary action including possible dismissal awaits any embezzlement or value from liquor depots. The Navy has accepted a risket catapult emergency seat system developed by North American Aviation Columbus for the ASP variant Twinjet bomber. Merrill
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Local Stocks and Other Securities Quotations
Pierre Ke Smith and Company presents local stock and securities quotations, including FA 3300 listings. The report outlines price figures, bid and ask spreads, and notable movements across major categories such as industrials and utilities for investors reviewing regional markets.
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