Third Nation in Talks Move on Draft Peace Agreement
Paris AP negotiations shift through third countries to clarify the draft peace pact between the United States and North Vietnam. South Vietnamese sources say the draft remains unworkable and demand specifics on North Vietnamese aims, presence of forces, the National Council structure, elections timing, cease fire supervision, and military equipment controls.
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Breakthroughs in East West Talks on Divided Germany
In Berlin, parallel talks on East and West Germany made progress and a four power communique announced a final session at 7 a.m. CST Sunday. US Britain France envoys to West Germany and the Soviet envoy to East Germany discussed procedures for UN entry by both states.
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Demos See Big Gain in Linn County Registration
Voters registered as Democrats in Linn County boosted party strength for the election while unaffiliated voters retain influence. Final counts show 27,034 Democrats, 23,376 Republicans, 159 American Independent and 43,466 with no party affiliation among 94,035 total registered voters.
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Nixon and McGovern Clash Over War Policy Across States
President Nixon campaigned in three states urging a re election win as a signal to world leaders that America will not retreat. George McGovern countered that Nixon pushes a secret peace plan and could prolong four more years of war.
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North Vietnam signals willingness for follow up ceasefire talks
North Vietnamese diplomat Xuan Thuy told the New York Times he would agree to another session if the United States shows seriousness The envoy cited Nixon to Dong messages and said the Paris signing timetable could be followed with a cease fire 24 hours after agreement He rejected Saigon’s blocking of the talks and asserted U S authority in negotiating on Saigon’s behalf
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Vietnamese official signals flexibility in cease-fire talks
North Vietnamese delegate Thuy outlined that Washington must abandon demands for North Vietnam withdrawal and suggested possible progress toward an agreement through negotiated reductions in forces. He cited changes in U S policy since 1969 and noted a hypothetical cease-fire could have arrived earlier if points had been accepted then. Continued on page 3.
US bombs North Vietnam in record 24 hour raid
U S B 52 bombers dropped at least four million pounds of explosives on North Vietnam in a 24 hour period ending Saturday, the largest single day of the war. Simultaneously 140 American jets hit targets north of the 20th parallel and carrier planes operated near the bombing line. The Saigon front centered on Xom Suoi village, with Viet Cong driven from the hamlet and reoccupied. Government forces retook sites on the central coast including Ross near Que Son. The Saigon command cited 99 enemy initiated incidents on Saturday, the lowest in 10 days. Civilian casualties reported in the Central Highlands after a rocket strike.
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