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date, less than two weeks ago against
it t ronniults said the main the union with Egypt in the unit
risuo is whether the man to take ed Arab Republic as an experi
tht, inlerttu seerettow_generalshiplment in inlay that had gone
ilittitid commit tiOnself in ( sour for lack of "freedom and
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worh. la constitutional, decentralized ba-
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Ain""ciut=' that 11V United Arab States.
should not.
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They l ig ree he should have' 14-point proposal.
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them should t ie an American, Visional government and the army
I ttisz;i „„ , an African an d a L a ti„!revolutionary command which
Am e rican. sucres.sfully tore Syria from the
th i t t t e s ov i et u n i on wan t s ' short-lived union with Egypt, like
the fifth to be an Ea s ter n E uro - OY will be presented at a meeting
peat , , the United states. wants hi rol of the Arab League. This will be
to he a Western F itrope „ n an d; the first meeting which Syria will
th e Western European group o f ;a t tinld in renewed independence.
1.1 N delegation agree.
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to have the interim secretary
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1961
Soviets Create 'Big Lamp•
MOSCOW Soviet scien
tists have created an electric lamp
that can illuminate 247 acres, Tass
reported yesterday. The news
agency said the lamp is so power
ful that when hung at a height
of 600 to 900 feet it would bring
"uniform light to cities s. the
future" and can already • ed
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