U S Replies to Kremlin Over Bombing of Vessels
The United States and Britain reacted to Soviet protests over Allied bombing of ships. The Kremlin warned of dangerous consequences while U S and British officials denied apologizing and pressed for a stance linked to Vietnam and peace talks amid the Hanoi Halphong raids.
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We Don't Own An Loc Yet Says American General
A U S general and senior adviser to the South Vietnamese army described An Loc as not yet secure amid intensified fighting and aerial actions. The report notes North Vietnamese forces near An Loc and rubber plantations, with U.S. and Soviet diplomatic exchanges over Haiphong and naval incidents.
Sweden Voices Gravity Over Vietnam Attacks
Sweden condemned the bombing in North Vietnam after a heated Parliament debate in which members from all parties voiced outrage. The government said the strikes on populated areas carried risks of serious international repercussions and stressed the need for restraint.
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North Vietnam Talks Hover as Bombing Fades
Paris reports North Vietnam hints at resuming talks if bombing halts while U S officials insist on staged sessions. Hanoi seeks private talks and wider guarantees, with Thuy stressing family dangers and Bi noting refugees and ongoing clashes near Cam Lo.
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Renewed bombing seen in South Vietnam report
Reports from American sources say renewed bombing targets North Vietnam as Viet Cong activity grows. Haig and Kissinger aides assess a widened air campaign with Haiphong and Hanoi under pressure while forces contend with An Loc and nearby fronts. U.S. officers describe hampered enemy drives east toward Saigon and intensified fighting around Fire Base Bastogne and La Khe.
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