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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...beeping Simcas and Peugeots. And when le grand Charles stops over in Guadeloupe and Martinique this week on the way to and from his four-day visit to Mexico, he will find that the populace - even the Communists - are anx ious to maintain ties with France, not to sever them...
Barnes asked that everyone who wanted to take Ec 116 come to Sever 29 at 11 a.m. today. He added that if enough people found the course's proposed meeting time (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11) inconvenient, he "would at least consider" moving it up an hour...
...young Indian peace walkers explained their creed to 29 people in Sever 18 last night. They are on a three month tour of the United States after walking 7500 miles during the last two years in travelling--without any money of their own-from New Delhi to Moscow to Washington...
...Khanh, he portrayed himself incensed by De Gaulle's meddling in Viet Nam, pleaded with the junta last week to sever diplomatic relations with France. When he was turned down, Khanh at once won pledges of support from several key officers who shared his views, notably General Tran Thien Khiem, commanding the 3rd Corps troops around Saigon. Four of Khiem's battalions had been readied for a strike against the Viet Cong, were used instead against Minh & Co. Nine hours after Minh had refused Khanh's request to break with France, he was under arrest...
...Ambassador. The angriest reaction to De Gaulle's game of Chinese checkers came from the Nationalists on Formosa, who hinted that when France recognizes Peking they will promptly sever diplomatic ties with Paris. The U.S. counseled the Nationalists against a quick break on the grounds that 1) if Red China sticks to its longstanding position that no country may have diplomats in both Peking and Taipei (a view repeated last week by barnstorming Red Premier Chou En-lai in Mali), De Gaulle would be acutely embarrassed and the onus will be on the Communists; 2) if Peking accepts...