Word: moroccos
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...kept them prisoners for the next five years. In accordance with the ceasefire, De Gaulle's government last week released Ben Bella and his friends from confinement in the Chateau D'Au-noy, near Paris. The French wanted to return Ben Bella and his companions to Morocco, but both the French government and the F.L.N. feared that Salan's Secret Army Organization might attempt to re capture him. F.L.N. intelligence reported that the S.A.O. had at least seven Mystere jet fighters ready to intercept any flight across the Mediterranean...
...five years ago when the French pilot of their Moroccan plane landed at Algiers. Ben Bella and his friends will be flown from their place of detention, the Château d'Aulnoy near Paris, to Rabat, where a heroes' welcome is being prepared for them by Morocco's King Hassan...
Burned Bodies. An overwhelmingly affirmative vote is expected, especially since the Europeans will probably abstain. The French government will then formally hand over sovereignty to the F.L.N. The first of the F.L.N. exiles-including the 35,000-man F.L.N. army based in Tunisia and Morocco-will return home. The referendum is to be followed by a three-year transitional period during which the French army will carry out a phased withdrawal, though still retaining the Mers-el-Kebir naval base and the Reggane atomic testing grounds in the Sahara. At the end of that period, general elections will be held...
Miss Laurie, recently returned from her honeymoon in Morocco, will be accompanied by her husband, New York Herald-Tribune reporter Joe Morgenstern. She has promised Hasty Pudding that "only double pneumonia will keep me away this time...
Cinemactress Piper Laurie has contracted pneumonia and will not be able to accept Hasty Pudding Theatricals Woman of the Year award tomorrow. Miss Laurie, nominated Best Foreign Actress of the Year in Great Britain, recently returned from her honeymoon in Morocco...