Laird says bombing will halt only after DMZ invasion ends
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told ABC that the United States will not stop bombing North Vietnam unless the North Vietnamese pull back from the DMZ and honor the 1951 and 1969 accords. He tied halting the raids to a negotiated settlement or a clear DMZ violation remedy, noting the Nixon peace proposal could end bombing if accepted. He warned of continued North Vietnamese capability for serious actions this year but stated the United States would withhold bombing termination until violations are addressed.
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Viet Cong accuses U S of toxic chemical bombardments
Viet Cong via NCNA alleged U S forces used hundreds of artillery shells carrying toxic chemicals in bombardments around Qing Trinsty. The Aug 4 Vietnamese government statement cited more than 1 0 0 0 tons of bombs and tens of thousands of shells across July 24 28 with heavy damage to the provincial capital and surrounding areas.
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Woman Keeps Vigil After Theft From Hospital Vigil
SEVILLE Tennessee A Palbyville woman says she was robbed of 225 dollars and her husband’s watch during a late night vigil at St Thomas Hospital and Nashville. She found the zipper compartment in her pocketbook opened the next morning. She has five children at home and relies on her husband’s Social Security and disability. Her husband remains in critical condition in the hospital ICU.
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Death toll rises in Northern Ireland violence near Belfast
In Belfast and County Fermanagh a youth, two British soldiers, and a third person died as fighting intensified. IRA units regrouped after a British sweep, while a major riot erupted at Casement Park and clashes spread across the city. Domination by Catholic and Protestant factions fueled retribution and political maneuvering as internment and peace talks drew scrutiny.
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US troop strength falls in South Vietnam
U S command says 44 600 American service members remain in Vietnam, with 5 000 to be withdrawn before Nixon's September 1 ceiling of 39 000. Last week 1 100 troops left, largest weekly drop since July 1 target was set.
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