De Gaulle Praises Bombing Curbs as Step Toward Peace
Paris reports President de Gaulle called the U.S. bombing halt an act of reason and courage while noting it is not a total or unconditional pause. Thant offered Geneva as a venue for talks and U Thant welcomed North Vietnam's readiness to meet with U.S. negotiators. Western leaders welcomed moves toward peace with cautious optimism.
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Vietnam Peace Efforts Rise With Hanoi Talk
Radio Moscow quoted North Vietnam ready to meet U S representatives to discuss ending hostilities. British and French officials weigh Johnson initiative with caution while noting disparities between public praise and ongoing bombing at the 20th Parallel. Conflicting views on U S and Hanoi positions reflect tense diplomacy ahead of any conference.
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