Kissinger Says Some Progress After Nixon Talks
US and Hanoi officials reported limited progress after a Monday briefing by Henry Kissinger. The talks in Bretece near a suburban villa produced brief comments, with both sides avoiding details and maintaining a news blackout. A separate item notes housing shortages and a Greenwood Indiado woman found dead in a burned apartment.
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Communists Expand Road Network Near Laos and Coast
A wartime report notes Communist forces building a road network stretching southeast toward Binh Dinh on the central coast. The claim cites new activity differing from a cease fire, while Hanoi denies major U S bombing of a northern zone headquarters. The International Commission of Control remains in place, as officials discuss renewed air activity and potential impacts on South Vietnam.
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