Allies Wary As Summit Marks New Cold War Terrain
AP Special Correspondent reports allies of the United States and the Soviet Union weigh the summit's effects. North Vietnam and North Korea signal unease over shifting power, while European partners fear reduced U.S. force posture and seek coordinated views ahead of a European security conference. The détente shows gains in arms limits and cooperation, yet mutual suspicion and ally restiveness persist.
Soviet Tanks in Indochina Atrocity Wars Early Gains
U S analysts estimate North Vietnam has sent up to 600 Soviet built tanks into the Indochina war, roughly double earlier figures. South Vietnamese and U S authorities claim heavy tank losses exceeded 250, while air strikes improve against armor as analysts note armor moved into southern Laos near the DMZ before the spring offensive.
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