Plot to murder De Gaulle thwarted in eastern France
Six OAS commandos aimed at killing President Charles de Gaulle were seized near Vesoul as he toured eastern France to drum up Algeria independence support. Police tipped off days earlier. security was tightened with no planes or balloons over the route. De Gaulle urged France to grant Algeria independence soon, despite the plots and ongoing violence.
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OAS renews terror as European exodus grows
The OAS warned it will renew scorched earth tactics at midnight and end a ban on European males leaving Algeria. Europeans queue for passage in Algiers as a second Oran broadcast urges regrouping in four ports within 50 miles. Referendum in July seen as pro independence. Talks with Algerian authorities continue despite rejection of guarantees for Europeans.
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American sergeant killed two wounded in Vietnam clash
An American Army sergeant was killed and a captain and another sergeant wounded in fighting with Vietcong forces near the Laotian border. The death raised U S losses in South Vietnam to 17 since troops were sent to train anti Communist forces.
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U S resumes paying monthly aid to Laos
The United States resumed its 3 million dollar monthly aid to Laos after a five month pause to press the royal government into joining a coalition with pro Communists and neutralists. Ambassador Brown resigns as Laos envoy and will be reassigned to Fort McNair. Canada rejects Soviet nuclear weapon note as interference. Border clash reported Israel accuses Jordan of attack near Jerusalem. Khrushchev letters Ikeda on U S nuclear tests. Army officers guilty in Seoul for beating a Korean thief. Disarmament talks near deadlock after three months. Peruvian election results show Apra party setback to Belaunde Terry leading rival Haya de la Torre.
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Weather Brief: Warm, Mostly Fair Forecast Today
Today's sunrise 5 30. Mostly fair with rising temperatures 70s to low 80s. Winds variable. Sunset 8 30. Tomorrow remains fair and warm with continued warmth.
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