Bombing resumes below 20th parallel in Vietnam
American warplanes renewed attacks on North Vietnam below the 20th parallel after a New Year’s lull, with the U S Command reporting air strikes on supply routes and bases across the southern panhandle, Laos, and Cambodia. The resumption followed a 24 hour Christmas ceasefire and came as peace talks in Paris were set to begin.
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Pilots urge peace in taped Saigon broadcast
Reported by UPI from Saigon says 30 captured U S pilots signed a statement calling on members of Congress to use legal and imperial power to bring peace. The message claims the war is fierce and asks the public to hear detainees, noting delays in peace talks and a 20 October 1972 agreement reference.
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Nixon Kissinger plan intensive talks on Vietnam
Washington reports President Nixon will press for rapid peace talks with North Vietnam in Paris with Dr Henry Kissinger returning there. Deputy Secretary Sullivan will reopen technical portions of talks in Paris today as part of ongoing U S efforts to end the war. In the White House Nixon congratulated coach George Allen and the Redskins on their 20 to 3 win and pledged support for the team before the Super Bowl in Los Angeles.
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U S fund drive for Red hospital
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark and others lead a U S fund drive to raise a million dollars to rebuild Bao Mai hospital in Hanoi, a 150 bed civil facility reportedly destroyed by U S bombing last month. Two thousand five hundred dollars was pledged at a news conference. The effort is co sponsored by Medical Aid for Indochina MAT and a new hospital emergency relief front.
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Joan Baez describes Hanoi bombing aftermath in visit
AP report says Joan Baez walked through rubble of a Hanoi hospital leveled by U.S. raids, estimates about 2,000 killed. She spoke at a brief news conference after arriving from New York, describing underground hospitals and widespread destruction.
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End the War Debates Open as Congress Sets Antiwar Agenda
Washington reports that antiwar forces plan to press new endthewar measures ahead of Congress opening. Democrats unhappy with President Nixon’s late December campaign seek action to halt U.S. participation by shifting funding and policy, while House leadership prepares to elect Carl Albert speaker and set the caucus agenda.
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