De Murville In Santiago
(N.Z.P.A.-Reuter—Copyright) SANTIAGO (Chile), Sept 29. Detectives at Santiago airport, called to dispose of "explosives” shortly before the arrival of the French Foreign Minister, Mr Maurice Couve de Murville, late today, found a box of firecrackers. Mr Couve de Murville arrived aboard President de Gaulle’s Caravelle jetliner accompanied by his Chilean counterpart, Mr Julio Philippi, and members of President de Gaulle’s party. Reporters asked Mr Couve de Murville for comment on the proposed French nuclear tests in the South Pacific but he declined to discuss the subject Several months ago Chilean delegates at the United Nations objected to France’s planned tests but the problem was shelved after French
The Communist morning newspaper “El Siglo” revived the issue on the eve of President de Gaulle's arrival.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30560, 1 October 1964, Page 17
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