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...once was. Some of the results of his new look are not exactly pleasing to those Americans who would see everything as a reflection of our own image; a shaky--but necessary--peace has descended on Indo-China, and long overdue reforms have braced a falling colonial empire in Tunisia and Morocco...
...True, the Assembly vote had borne out his oft-repeated contention (in the face of the U.S. State Department's insistence to the contrary) that there was not a majority for EDC in the Assembly. But conceivably, on the impetus of his triumphs in Geneva and Tunisia, Mendès could have pushed EDC through. He still had, and has, great popular support in a country which is fed to the teeth with most of the old political faces...
Beset as he was by the EDC fight, Premier Mendès-France found time to keep one prior promise: an attempt to bring peace and stability to France's shaky, strife-torn North African empire in Tunisia. Mendès himself, in his first weeks in office, had promised the Bey of Tunis internal sovereignty and an all-Tunisian government. Last week talks designed to bring substance out of the shadow of the Mendès proposals began in Tunis...
Match's elaborate picture coverage includes everything from picture articles on the Ezzard Charles-Rocky Marciano fight and Cinemactress Dawn Addams to French colonial troubles in Tunisia. Says Publisher Prouvost curtly: "We put out magazines for the average Frenchman...
...blessing of Tunisia's nationalists was less certain. With their religious festival, Aid el Kebir, upon them, crowds gathered in the streets, waiting for Neo-Destour to decide whether the holiday should be celebrated with joy, or with reserve. At last the word spread through the bazaars: celebrate with...