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But of late, as the correspondents reported S.A.O.'s killings to the world, the attitude toward newsmen of any nationality has veered from affection through suspicion and hostility to hatred. Rare is the man on the Algiers beat who has not been threatened by the S.A.O. Recently, two LIFE...
Before long, the "bandits" and the French were engaged in a full-scale war that, in 7½ years of desperate fighting, cost the lives of 20,000 French soldiers and more than 350,000 Moslems. It sparked two mutinies in the French army, destroyed the French Fourth Republic, brought...
TIME Correspondent Israel Schenker last week called on the Premier, who lives with his wife, a medically trained midwife, and their two-year-old son Salim in a small, white, two-story house in a quiet residential district of Tunis. An F.L.N. .guard was at the door; inside the hall...
Yazid's mild jest did not obscure the real importance of the occasion. In a single night he had driven 500 miles to Tunis from the Libyan capital of Tripoli, where the Algerian National Revolutionary Council had been in session, to tell waiting newsmen of the cease-fire agreement...
At week's end, negotiators once again converged on the unknown meeting place for what probably was their last session. From Tunis, headquarters of the F.L.N. provisional government, came a top team headed by Deputy Premier Belkacem Krim and Foreign Minister Saad Dahlah. The French delegation was led by...