Paris Paper’s Charge
(K .2 J>jS.-Reuter—Copyrlpht; PARIS. April 27. The influential French newspaper “Le Monde.” said today that American agents had apparently more or less encouraged General Challe. the reputed leader of the abortive four-day insurrection in Algeria. “Le Monde” said: “It aooears established that some American agents more or less encouraged Maurice Challe. whose experience in N ATO should have been able to put him on guard against the dealings of these irresponSibles and their Spanish and German confreres. "Mr Kennedy obviously had nothing to do with this affair. T« make this plain, he considered it necessary to offer aid to General de Gaulle—-well-intentioned. certainly, but inopportune.” the paper said. Art Fand.—The National Art Collections Fund, a voluntary organisation, contributed £l*» to art and museums in Australia New Zealand in 1900. announced in London toda. London Anril 27.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29500, 29 April 1961, Page 11
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139Paris Paper’s Charge Press, Volume C, Issue 29500, 29 April 1961, Page 11
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