PERISCOPING THE WORLD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000100740009-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 14, 2003
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: May 15, 1961
• Content Type: MAGAZINE

Approved Fot' Release 2003/12/02 : Cl
fm 1.!-, 'Shetland ]xrny. ' Today Archibald B.
Roosevelt, lest survivot of 'Ill's four ours, is.a
pa tner'" in Roosevelt and Cross, a Nall Street
hood house. He, and. his .rife keep an apartment
on New York.City's'East Side, hut.call honie?their
15-acre estate here on Long Island's North Shore;
Roosevek, well set.up 6-footer who fdught in
birds irnd` bin for ar'sv- Jng." 9t ',
styled "` Cdldvt atf dph`b)ican," with 4four chi
dren and "seven"grundClIldren, he shies from dis-
cussing his youthful Whxti? House days! it has , .
all been said"
07.STER BAY, N.Y. - Ethel Roosevelt Derby,
youuit,er of President Teddv Roosevelt's two
;iaughters, lives with her husband (Dr. Richard
Derby, it rc i ed surgeon) in a Vit torian-stylr
home not far from the ancestral mansion oil Saga-
more Hill. A lively .69 and a grandmother nine
times over, Mrs. Derby is`~icti++e'in civic affairs,
local politics ("Republican, of course"), - ata l
church work. She also is 'trustee of the Atz-
'Museum of Natural; Hittoxy `(whic her
fatlwr.Th for a ich'h t
,natty. of.' ies) ``"~Va
bad* a wa iderful `Ume,? she says, recalling li r
days on Pennsylvania Avenue. "We had, every
'kind of pet imaginable, and everybody nude,, a
fuss over us." Mrs. Derby, who as a 3-year-old
was described by her" other tts %)6 1 ('ei c5wer-
mg for any 'littt those with the ~strbnt;est phy-
sique," thinks, 3-year-old Caroline Kennedy is
an ?"enchanting little creature."
e'er coping -the World .
Ova'rse" 'Ipeline
PARIS-LI.S.'-: intelligence men here are .ron
vinced the Reds: arc planting those'-Paris stories
that CIAL. agents aided. the generals revolt ; in
Algiers. Tl Idea To build up tension or been
.riots when: K visitsde Gaulle 'this anon!
s re s:try the.
false Firelf
f"PsAI _Pon,
GENRIVAr A bcfnd-the-scenes debate
London A~' Washington on a riuclcar test.. ban
is threatening Western, unity-atthe. talks , yyith
the Russians here.: The British claim that; the
U.S. is being too tough with tho Soviets,ia de-
minding nineteen on-site inspections, want to
compromise at six, But the U.S., nosr at .east, is
firm-nineteen or no deal.
PARIS-Gen. de, Gaulle, who`d been coming
wound on Francisco Franc?o's long-standing bid
for NATO >tiemhersbip, now is dead set against
it. Here's why. Franco's government had agreed
s'i to keep tabs on Gen. Raoul Salon-but he slipped
'. away to Algiers to help spark the revolt. De
IDiplonputie . !Pouch
Via; PARIS --President Kennedy will have uoi ipeti-
: tion for the headlines when he flies in to visit
Gen. Charles de Gaulle this month, The trial of
G4rn. Maurice, Gltalle, ,the. Algiers ririgleader fs to
, start two days,faefore )I-',K's arrival. And,, the
French Reds are trying to, crash the act by asking
\losco w Cor a visit by Soviet spaceman Gagarin.
Chin; "~, ~~ . -.. $ '" ?? ,R~ . N ,
NEW DELHI"- ="ier"e' -, b xi n" press bast-
off, but neutralist Nehru"s' armed forces are, get-
ting their own missiles `Fhe Indian-designed
missiles, ground-toaa$r aka-,'Air-to-air, will s66n go
into protiuctiOli At' the''iiiidustan Aircraft factory
in Bangalore in southern' India.
? Intelligence File
BELGRADE .. r "'Tito-stay-homel" feelings `have
been openly .vbiecd here. With prices soaring,
travel abroad for Yugoslavs :was cut: "'sharply--just.
as. thedr'globe-trotting boss got back from a two-
month African yacht trip. Tice "mutters ' became
loud.- dough to bring police prq In veral
?; Be lgr de factories ,, _ ;~,
.e' : PHNOM; PENH, ':tP* tely 'but pointedly, tam ?
" > bodia's Princeiwlt oddiwSihatrouk is say'ing':that .
Laotian King Sa4kaj ? Vatthuna , is mot. only in-
competent but slightly rtiad.eHis remarks were
h on to fourteen.
inspired by Vat
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nation Geneva.
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