Vietnamese Government Schedules Presidential Election Amid Unrest
The Vietnamese government announces the presidential election will proceed as scheduled despite protests in Saigon and unrest in the capital. Premier Nguyen Luu Vien cites maintaining pace with the planned political timeline as authorities seek order during the crisis.
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Switzerland to Recognize North Vietnam, Act as Mediator
Swiss government announced plans to recognize North Vietnam and seek a mediating role in the war. Officials said official ties with Hanoi could help reduce tensions and fit Switzerland’s mediator tradition, though the move drew mixed reactions at home.
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Post Office Sets Holiday Schedule
A report outlines holiday mail delivery changes with Swiss mediation noted and U S service officials adjusting pickup and street deliveries. It cites Swiss ambassador Hans Keller's secret Hanoi trip and ongoing North Vietnam talks as Washington seeks safe repatriation of U.S. captives.
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