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West Germans Ratify Accords for Rearming
By UNITED PRESS
West Germany completed ratification today of the Paris accords to rearm a free Germany, and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said the action "means the wiping out of Yalta."
The West German Lower House approved the accords Feb. 27. Final action today by the Upper House tossed the issue back to France, the only major nation that has not completed action.
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THURSDAY
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Whether publication of the Yalta agreements would interfere remained to be seen. There were predictions in Bonn the revival of anti-French feeling might halt passage of the Franco-German Saar agreement, but it scraped through today with a margin of four votes.
Influential French Journalist Roger Massip suggested in the conservative Paris newspaper Figaro that the United States, by publishing the documents, is trying to torpedo the chances of any Big Four meeting with Russia.
One of Mr. Faure's principal arguments for ratification of the Paris pacts and German rearmament has been that it will permit a conference with Russia afterwards.
London: Diplomatic observers said publication of Yalta could have far-reaching complications including possible refusal of Russia to participate in another top-level conference.
In Other Developments:
United Nations: Israeli sources said the Security Council report on the Gaza incident proved Israel's contention that the attack was retaliation for a long series of Egyptian offenses.
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works; chemical, civil, mechanical, & metallurgical engineers; also chemists; summer iobs for juniors.
Union Electrical company; mechanical & electrical engineers.
FRIDAY
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works; chemical, civil, mechanical & metal-lurgical engineers; also chemists; summer jobs for juniors.
Gulf Oil corporation; civil, chemical, geological, mechanical, & petroleum engineers.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass company; summer work only.
Friday. March 18, 1955
Helsinki: the captain of the Finnish tanker Aruba has refused to put into the harbor of Colombo, Ceylon, as demanded by his rebellious crew and prepared if necessary to tranship his cargo of 13,000 tons of jet fuel at a rendezvous in
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the open sea.
**Taipei:** Nationalist n e w s and reported the Communists had brought up three new divisions for assaults on Mae Tau and Quemoy.
It said the invasion of Matsu was "apparently very near." The government again denied civilians were being evacuated from Matsu and Quemoy.
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