Nixon Expects Agreement With Thieu On Vietnam Peace
Washington AP reporting that President Nixon is confident he can reach agreements with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu to advance peace prospects. Thieu cooperates with the new administration as Nixon plans a mid June meeting on Midway Island to discuss possible elections and U.S. troop withdrawals.
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Red Envoy Urges Thien Removal as Settlement Basis
North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy told the British American Press Association that no final peace in Vietnam is possible while Saigon's Nguyen Van Thieu remains in power. He criticized Nixon’s eight point plan for lacking an electoral organizer and demanded a provisional coalition government to hold free elections, while opposing U.S. prisoner identifications and mutual withdrawal.
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