European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                We sta1s and Stefis International affairs algerian talks j71rench and algerian rebel i1 representatives Sal Down at the conference table at evian Leb los France last week to Hammer out final condition for cease fire in Algeria final talks got under Way As secret army organization Vio Lence rocked the North african province representing the French was algerian affair minister Louis Joe. The algerians were led by  Belgacem Ortra. Although a tight curtain of secrecy was drawn about the negotiation it was believed the rebels were demanding that the terror Tat Oas be crushed before areas fire in the 7 v4-year-old Al Gerian conflict is signed. In Algeria itself Oas violence included rash of bombings and raid on a prison where 1,850 moslem were held. In two hour predawn period the Oas it off an estimated 135 plastic bombs in  arrested three teams of plastic bombers. Including 13frenchmen. Casualties were Light but scores of moslem and jewish shops and apartments were wrecked. The main canters of the explosions appeared to be in the height overlooking the City and dc7 Crasha British dc7 Airliner crashed in a swampy Afri can Forest last week within Days of a Boeing 707 crush in new York City which killed 95  dc7 crashed shortly after taking off from Douala. Cameroon Republic carrying 111 to their deaths. It was the worst single Commer Cial aircraft disaster in history. The caledonian airlines plane was on a Low rate flight carrying passengers on an inexpensive Holiday in Europe. Near the waterfront. In the prison raid two person were killed and 30 injured As a 50-Mtui commando unit of the Oas set off explosions within the Waits. There a action on the Tuni Sian Frontier at week s end As bombers gave air support to French troops. Thousand of Cannon and mortar shells were exchanged with the algerian rebels. Coup acted burmese Gen be win move last week to consolidate his military coup which ousted the government of u  win suspended the nation s Constitution and dissolved Parlia ment he also dissolved the governments of All five states an replaced them with state revolutionary , in effect put the country under martial Law with be win his Cabinet of High ranking army officers and his revolutionary Council Able to take any Steps they see fit the Council announced it would follow a neutralise policy in for eign  United states meanwhile recognized Burma s new revolutionary government other developments in South East Asia the us. Pledged it would move to Stop communist aggression against Thailand without prior approval of the Southe Astasia treaty organization Seato. The . Statement backed up its position that the obligation to resist communist aggression under the eight nation Seato pact is individual As Well As  Harry d. Felt supreme commander of us. Forces in the Pacific said South Viet Nam troops Are on the offensive against communist guerrillas. Mektsthefb1 sir a Boom mlle a he Tea would favor expanding the  he Berlin Criste std Southeast data Feene of an any pie aim on be Khrushchev okd Western ten soviet Premier Elk la , walked in his at tempt to Start the Geneva Dis armament talks at the Summit reluctantly approved opening the negotiations at the foreign min ister level. President Kennedy expressed gratification that the 18nation talks would open at the foreign minister level. But he said there should be real Progress toward disarmament and an end of sterile propaganda exchanges. Or. Kennedy said the Security of the entire world is at stake at the Geneva Parley. The president said he Hopes for Success at the negotiations but was notes specially  president repeated that he would not go to a Summit unless an agreement had been reached which could be climaxed by a meeting of Heads of  a news conference. Or. Kennedy also defended his decision to resume nuclear testing the divided City in the air if an agreement reached at Geneva. Or. Kennedy said of. United states does not the to atmosphere and otherworld be a greater risk United states could Aff i much prefer a in agreement than to cont kind of arms contest he i Berlin Access pro pot a the uj3. State department m. Last week spelled out its recommendation that Access routes Between West Germany and West Berlin be put under in tariffs gut United states agreed on reciprocal Tariff cutting con cession with it countries last week. Signing of a series of. Agree ments in Geneva culminated a Long series of conferences which were described a the largest and most Complex in the 28-year history of the. Trade agreement ended Germany s carnival season a halt wit Kobe taday parades. Thousands turned out in main to see Thea Dino a or one of the float in the Parade. Up photo the main concessions granted by the United states covered autos certain classes of Machin Ery and electrical apparatus some steel products and Glass Ware. 1 on most items slated for lower tariffs the reductions will be 20 per cent with some cuts rang ing up to 26 per cent. The reciprocal Trade cuts were negotiated with the six common Market countries France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg and with Austria Cambodia can Ada Denmark Finland India is Rael Japan new zealand nor Way Pakistan Peru Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland and Ter National control. The proposal  president Kennedy lather was rejected by communist East i what we. Have Instate department is the establishment Between he unit Britain France Union of an authority Between we Hhand West Berlin on the t and through the three air Corr Dora the authority would control Over the Bel autobahn the Center Airport a Berlin and other West Berlin air traffic in the would also govern a the corridors and in air control zone. Such an authority be empowered to appoint to carry out its Fin rules governing the transportation anti tons facilities under its to charge fees to cover of its operations to facilities along the night operate the Berlin air Center and to engage activities necessary to ing out of its fun to statement said