New U N Envoy Lists Myths That Hamper Peace in Mideast
U N envoy Charles W. Yost argues myths on both sides hinder Middle East peace. He lists six myths, cites inescapable realities including 2.5 million Israelis and one million homeless Palestinian refugees, and urges a generous refugee settlement and a contractual Israeli status tied to the 1967 U N resolution.
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Viet Cong Readies New Offensive in Southeast Asia
Captured Viet Cong documents and defectors indicate a nationwide guerrilla push to pressure talks in Paris. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, about 30,000 strong, reportedly build northwest of Saigon toward the Cambodian frontier, threatening Da Nang as U.S. intelligence and Saigon officials disagree on timing and scope.
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Pueblo Pueblo: U S and North Korea on Pueblo crisis
The article recounts U S government stance in the Pueblo affair confirming no illegal activity or territorial intrusion by the ship. It notes North Korea’s reaction and the death of crewman Duane Hodges, plus varied voices in the United States and Vietnam era leaks and political tensions surrounding Paris talks.
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