WHY NOT VICTORY AIMS AT VICTORY IN COMMUNIST WAR
Barry Goldwater argues for victory over Communists without nuclear war, rejecting fear tactics and appeasement. He claims the risk of war is overstated, demands a comprehensive integrated strategy, and warns that yielding to Soviet terms invites greater demands. Tomorrow: WIN or fight a nuclear war.
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Cotton prices reach highs since 1958 59 season
Washington reports farmers earned the highest cotton prices since 1958 59 for the marketing year ending August 1. The Agriculture Department notes prices stayed above the 31.88 cent minimum national average support price for the 1962 crop, with a 14 million bale volume and a carryover near 7.7 million. Domestic mill use is about 9 million bales, while exports fall to about 5 million bales.
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Jouhaud’s Peace Plea Wins Him A Respite
Paris reports ex general Edmond Jouhaud, No 2 leader of the Secret Army in Algeria, gained a 24 hour grace period after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal against the death sentence for the 1961 generals revolt. Dawn broke with no execution announced and clemency from President De Gaulle remained uncertain. Jouhaud addressed his plea to ex general Raoul Salan from his death row cell seeking intervention.
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Leader’s Plea Amid Secret Army Revolt and Generals
A leader of the Secret Army urged Salan to confront the inevitability of the rising revolt, calling for steadfast action as tensions between the rebel generals and authorities escalate.
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French officials press Salan on ceasefire appeal in Algeria
An informed French source said Jouhaud asked Salan to order Secret Army killers to put down their guns and allow Algeria's Moslem population to live in peace. The appeal was delivered to Salan, who was being held in Fresnes Prison, but no decision had been reported by noon.
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de Gaulle weighs Jouhaud life appeal after delay
The source notes de Gaulle had not decided on sparing Jouhaud's life while other reports suggest his appeal may improve the odds. The discussion centers on clemency and the potential outcome for the prisoner amid varying analyses from multiple sources.
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