Diplomatic Pouch Letters on Hanoi Interlocutor and Indian Handicrafts
The Diplomatic Pouch letters discuss Hanoi using interlocutor for the Front and propose talks with observers and a third party mediator to advance ceasefire while Saigon and the Front define roles in South Vietnam. Separate Indian handicrafts letter urges women crafts for export, notes government boards promote production and marketing, and suggests contacting the All-India Handicrafts Board in Delhi. The exchange reflects U S analytic stance on negotiations and economic development ideas via handicrafts.
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Washington D.C
Department of State
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
North
Washington
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Saion
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
the Front
All-India Handicrafts Board
Willingdon Crescent
New Delhii
India
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