“of the country. - .. - - : ."-: Evor singo the conquest of hig independence, the daltian, to-date, has been : t 232 seffering: morally as the result of an excessive discrimination; physically becau-‘ 1 -7 se of a criminal misunderstanding and a generalized corruption, so much s”
“couldn’t complete a eantense on the phons) end meeting I January. De Poeglin re-useted Mathica, who a high official the Bions canto section dealing with agriculture problems to eat a 6crL08 of PLotos 109 ns. Mathicu att me at the office 8 January and cant to on sit ecrwumal l”
“turn, such a project could augment nicely his cover for, say, a year. 3. For Headquarters consideration then, the following suggestions Contact Pranger (who published Political Africa in the U.S.) or another appropriate firm, and lay on a commission to compile such a compendi”
“14-00000 I which had long had a standing grudge against that and saw no way of doing away with, but obviously they weren’t all as left as Babu. 1 Osman made You had for instance Othman Sharif, who may be'Ambassador to United States, _made Ambassador Tie duitit fatho was ”
“2. .. ' . Two Consular officers (to be concerned with . Nigerian problems alone.) ■ 5 . - Accra - One ■Consul (to be conerried with . Gold Coast problems, Accra being the military center of P..A. and of importance principally for. the shipment of bauxite, mahogany and man a”
“14-00000 100 cals put imy dealt vi fer qulcal, - auring n docuteitery proof in Fazasais Chinese assisted and based in D. Iet pts: Tsholbo. 9 made capsts of it and gave out r:4 that Le vernad nblgLsa Ya ecustrima of c-dpl: n’hnnffatssy.m.o ou Srtyetpaa pa all fronts Zet a”
“in Bornoo •• 1 •• •• An American in Algiers Don STEFFEN r. Ouba S1! SINE y r Nogroes with Guna Robert F. WILLIAMS no African Art ece 0 Jass: Renaissance or Decline Philippe KOSCHLIN Jasst Tho Avant Gardo Lo Roi JONE3 is Sports and Racier in South Africa Rosa ly”
“the Coweruas Desculinay, Fort-an-Prinae , a •s fallow comsyirater. fallov-consyt rator. is msai " believe that Londe knot DM3 approves plans 1 arthrov valier. Vhwrles aud Louts are good Fricude, 1 banker • best a ithue weuire of the Colonel 1 ’s dmighter. [Mt uneble to puny”
“knots, as 70 ontly' feel the need to widen and strengthen unity, with our Af-o-Amo- rican brothers in vac states. (.le have dispatched 50 copies of tho second iocae of the VAJ to you). eWe are just having some material typed and would let you then as soon ta they are done. T”
“< rar 11 esf esident iztte nous ths por- premiatio do la culture des Blanes occidentaux). * * assassins Narfin Iother idee :. son pth ftregfr te pofleet vn re : Stately parte en. renp.bn, . -- Le problemo a resoudre est colui de creer des revolutioninaires ont commix une grav”
“1 4-OOOOC ODUBER’s request for a specialist la personal § security who was trustworthy as ODEBER was afraid i of assassination attempts. ARRTZURIETA reported that the leader of the ca opposition party had set secretly with the French Ambassador there on two occasions. He w”
“better r have a higher • dart of virg" but rather eld "which will Of a developmental, constructional rpe" to mmit the Algerian onozy Ip itself. In reply to the quest lon whether he hoped more tid would come from the U.S. than f PA Russia, he d hope so, a hope so.” (He gave th”
“mei-t SYSSTSO* *59299 14 Abu Arae glared at me: bLouk set the Israelis. Tony Lovidrted all % *sdeoloi differ ees and vrited 0 ONE. Showidn’t we % o?" The fixe was already 2:00 after midright. t Tna ECA Wore still wide make t Y9: y. I Gald tc Abu Mr WIT have tnn much Ca”
“3 @ .Secret was 5. Later I took Schleifer to his Food, the 9of Richard Gibaan. nttertinGerteg to leave for Moronto • 9 January, but stayed over 1 got an iztarv Don Bella which was to • arranged, or “guaranteed" I he put it, 1 Doeglin. Fra there is 80 the States. artked hi”
“14-00000 tr.t # (hiaf c? olt n, Carme:s Laad:n rom Loir; tes, London . Calve, N. Z DTsdato J14 AL ACTION: See Paragraph 2 1. Me-levartors 10 Ano Sto bore Coyerate of the Eleventh Couccil acelint oi tne falin .. asn C- co ration of Christian Trade 0* sa (cine), senceu”
“bericht het* door, de str/dktachten gedwongen hebben begaan, niet voor de recht- en° aan het einde van de werk van . AP plechts dat werd al te treden. huisarrest hebben bank worden gedaagd en maar on- gen alj ook nog eens vijfentwintig in partil-ifeer". egen: gehinderd op straa”
“530 vo • SECRET - •2- Algeria’s Workers Management Committees Gerard CHALIAND. End of an Era. Borgoaud Leaves Algeria J. MINCES And K. BEXXCUC The U.A.E. and French "Presence" Albert-Paul LENTEN Algeria’s Investment Code Jacques CHARRIERS .The Konya-Sccali Crisie Tony H”
“14-00000 'suge 3. te, cr: No. 1-49 that iths.coy «..> not mintaldin a surricten u Idepoudit atd upolitseni gtitide. 12. S t diseassing relating of the gostell st arty with resistance groups, 3" Soldoni, mubfer of the Bypoju yeeralox the part/ Fer the far sol pverbrer .. i”
“Generalship of British West Africa. x d. Tre hoadqua:ters of the principal oil, shipping d. and trading companies is it Ligos. - • e. Lagos was the site of headquarters of the Franck Economic Mission. -. f. Not only no but after the man rest Africa ill be :of increasing imp”
“14-00000 Per,t Ma Mepor: 8-407 29. 5 An: stated thet ic as and dotechegts • - oa ex dit400, n.p.last ihc gH blunt" • - eleronts of high lv beenroperda :: vardos: localities in 8. til-n bit ao fer nitacit n adem 745 S: l- no ret - rede contest" :1 : i: : slementa migrhere ”
“keep a line of communication open to Odinga. He had met Odinga 4*ift-Xasi but got nowhere with him. In Algiers he was wafrinnd ofss Le Chinois ‘ y 7 1/0”
“eenvivial but 0 o tired to firaltce our. eontres ts. Tomorrow ct 10. dpan-hile : ohutu getting raxious and has done what he ean. Alorted General B:bezo whi in vaiting for me in Kacina. I ai to fly there tonorzov X 5. Assures me • at materiel, transport, planet of: erp.therd. C”
“Gdek.— OLAAWL ■ ***** ,for press purposes. He wanted to take portraits of all the Africans. He got their names. He had a tremendous file there, (laughing) /1 And 1 also had wire hoto machine which worked right out. of his studio. Obicas He did Phombeah and another fellow wh”
“was more importart than pay for lent. (Comment: 'B not sure • serious Michel is, nor if ! has authority to ve. least show the dfitor for as in d he talks good pane, ant he has taken sore hotos the first few issues.) tiecsih 3. Before Michel offered employment on the rara”
“of desting said Chur-h!!. ■ yu cop-and =* to give you th Congo, % in your F a cf destiny. "• fl visibly cevel ands ok r. varzly> hand fol’o ed s the Ct- (:4s. Canothe said you ill succeed. : great eonfisenee in you,: ! As duedly Hove: avee fite 1500’4 live ensson mJ: nifice:”
“Lo President T est diffiesle en writ, de dbraclner cette prope on. A 1a poll ique tapegouse, & Ia politique verbouse infre-politique nefaeto your le oftoyen, • lus Ifa pour on ties-. ne. : Cependant eagaoit .r/soudre tee problinse de "hou-. et l’lazeot conetruotif •* fvolut”
“00000 eo SECRET 1o Peenoh MLt’en S. Eassazed Rovalngkane this Uwgubaseh S.A.2.L. Neuvilles Editions Enternationalos, 79, Sue :- Faris 5% The S18J$ 19000 62 R6vo28020a *Goatertior Pas ::bliohed at so rue Franeozs e Paris 00e .Vasas a Sit", Lausanne, Ssitzorlari, at ound D”
“French firmuhtoh exports cheap agricultural equipment." Pendorinon on sthe travel of romuiileeswe MIR thes/cove- members and he transferforofAcoivaMer funds. ItAnvolving will also ’oBe be a clearing house for information and instructions. When theanorcosetseds” AFourren-d”
“14-00000 vnane C/NE to DISPATCH Chief ef Station, Parts CLAFENCATGN SECRET - MOCEuacQ ACTION wino so cause___ • aw EEgruuN 1 O.O Chief, NE Cur dxu0E9 6tB __ CNeL, WK - 010 AC32 mazzml Chief of Bictien, Now Delhi w DRaev KOB IRD/LCHARVEST/PADDAYON PADRAYON/1 Re”
“the inveders. This is true. Thaard was, in fact, killed by GOH troops, had Enition to sake cone sort of a rvey design Si mill there into working order. there are number of Syrians in Msits. ins individuals are cansitivo to the directions in which political winds are blow- i”
“14-00000 2cm 7 gojort No. : -h83 35- Detior alui anted thas per zeonie were mo derf ve what er t..c • Ties lin‘, she to o/with tlar decision of the Govrrpent to di. . the Series Qivte Rli:ogna.,n % t cont.ecti In stated thes ces and The re-inackosity, ainen trer- ofle Kad ”
“14-00000 -4- the opinion of the Itiol Coun do di.taion th t thin .101 1 should not bo forced At this 4 €, but mother devalen ante waild a lowed to cryutalizo. and that ve slauila vail to One wnt actual progroca ade. RUIRP’IAR AYAX ■ 11113 Augustine reported that Deaaro. ”
“Teeneh andzrjtiah Rich Cor- ----- wiselonero for Dersmay should be obtained to insure tri-p rt14s support of tha Coagengel and that French fnf sritisk enterisl nid albuld 5 fortpeuning. st leapt to the astont of-pro- vicing transportation for dalomstes fron thoir countries. ”
“Sebpr, e-t .u t • • • • $ .9 ’ 9 9•’ 00 00 0 0 SECAET INFORMATION REPORT COVER SHEET ’ FROM: % England, London/LCPIPIT OEP-737 CABE OFFICER: REPORTS OFFICER. Aaron C. LAGINESTRA Norsan C. BUL.SRDDE Sef NCO 23 January 70 JAN 28 1978 / RELEASING OFFICER: Adrian B”
“14-00000 J which had long had a standing grudge against that and saw no way of doing away with, but obviously they weren't all as left as Babu. Osman made You had for instance Othman Sharif, who may be'Ambassador to United States. 1 _ Jutet Laths*7— r*—- bemain mason Pe ”
“" dabinturth.wxias. a e -2aE E DRAFT SEORET - nr a 0 n om st a- re kr Durir3 the past year Revolution cnd Run Dies eu em s Africa BORN CTERSON Antin Damanston have unecraomewot od u- rr isportant shanges. For a GAme Buving the Ca-xe At sa w reported th”
“Talking about an English lang. Aucaus Afisaind business manager. 56 All Buzuren,, later see of Algierian Embassy in Leopoldville. (Wndergen) 1 (Me-) First meeting was in November. 1962 1 Offices of Journal d'Alges 7 CAS had to be cleaned up. had been bombed. 0 get s”
“.5• unification 08 the %uo (STUDS on a 7 to 5 best - the 7 coming from Viselanu’s mron’An Intimal salt too. Ito reference tha to o. the funds which had been one of the min bored contention enthe split. 18 Aumustins advised of reting batxaen ‘C. De Jackson and Conemal Idujou”
“14-00000 -2- I want to emphasise that, in wry mind, the roporta and suggestions gathered from all the specialists of all the ministries of any particular country will not esnslt any country in any way. I will notes no one, compromise no one. I want to gather the sun of th”
“for the same plane, it proved the lawser’s point stilliciently to boiling C.. ongpi-tal. "The jury realized some official hanky- 1V Pr .. pinky raust have been involved.” Maiger Fo explained, "teezol they felt Hlawke shioulel not be made the goat." Marger, however, appreci”
“crais , and :elo corizonts, have been mane 2d 2923 CO:taC‘3 sihve beet esta. 11 snea . - P.- Deficiencies In ene re d terms, the aclicieneies of the vele action are tho .1 cue 1: Tne legal sit a- E15E 52 3rida vulacauso : :1ll r.o 3ger in the country 15 rather alfficult du”
“auh oAD. .. Bid (Verges lost -post. Tuscan The politicalsection was breaking up. - Khider was seeking to use his- Pr it a t e Culil d i sa g r e a n t Eut as recsitan of teparts is enmeehehalionei s B en B e l a s . Josh of hold but his middle class background' ' used cr”
“1 i . B. BCHWARTZENBERG pAnIG,L. 19, DECENDRE „1o9 [i, Avocay a LA cous * 90, PAUGOURG MONTMARTRE A • PARIS IX !: :.%.. ------- ** Ke” . TEL I TArreour 03-10 :: ou •2 4 03-10 :I, sua acweez-vove a ta mAFP. GIBSON C/VERGES - .2 4190 •. w.t.t, 3. : . Monsieur GIBSON 32, Ha”
“outstanding intelligence, ability or drive, but that he is obviously well motivated. Mr. Irwin asked whether there might be other individuals of similar, although naturally lesser, stature in the church hierarchy who could be useful. Mr. Merchant commented that the Catholic ”
“according to S/l.- In the papers of 22 June wo 1read that, in a startling development," former Vice-President Kohawsed Bitat flew into Algiers from exile in France and said he was ready to "assume his responsibilities." We presume that XDER A will seek to move quickly to deri”
“under which GIBSON Bu: te Algiers and then Switzerland tart English-language edition. with whose funds?”
“ALL THE CABINET MEMBERS HAD CONSPIRED WITH HIN AI ONE TIME OR ANOTHER, EXCEPT FOR AURELE JOSEPH * SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INTERIOR AND NATIONAL DEFENSE; KAX ANTOINE, SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS; AND ANDRE DUBE, SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FINANCE AND ECONOMIC NO FOREIQi”
“1 Jean En he (00) __ t have gone..____ ~to Algiers., I would like to follow =0/ For-instance, I would y* like to apuzunxapprsonzty say some people down there that I could talk to. Apparently they’ve got a lot more information about Verges and' so on. ak That's what they te”
“A April 2v, lvs Boo’d Bay 26, 188 D7WA/3LAS Desr dr. Thank you for your letter of April 9t2, 1833. I ca pure you will understand bist tho delay in enowaring has boom due to ay offorts to gathor the information neodod for • dotailed response % your quoetions. I have had s”
“14800000 0 i 5t rtg-2 OFLA 3146/1 I suggest that the Report always be mailed out from the same address, London or whereever. Ay wife will be able to get sufficient copy from various people, such aa Pomeroy and Jeanne Pynor / 30-year old freelance journalist who specializes ”