Nixon hailed and condemned as war plan debated in Congress
Senators McGovern Hartke Muskie and Humphrey blasted Nixon mining seaports as reckless escalation while supporters like Hartke and Ford urged backing. Meany urged unity beyond politics as antiwar groups planned a New York meeting to organize a response to the policy.
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Communists debate Nixon g game plan amid blockade talk
International coverage notes Communist factions debating Nixon's strategy as the United States moves to blockade North Vietnam. Moscow aides caution about Soviet reactions while predicting a possible Nixon visit amid SALT talks. South Vietnam back the blockade but doubt a quick end to the war. Japan regrets escalation. Korea's parties split with mixed reactions. no official government stance.
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Viet Nam peace talks endure as Vietnam delegations reject Nixon ultimatum
Paris dispatch reports both Hanoi and Saigon delegations refuse to accept President Nixon's blockade and demands to end the war. They insist on talks at the conference table and demand U.S. withdrawal, asserting continued resistance until independence, liberty, and peace are achieved. The Viet Cong critiqued Nixon for escalating the conflict beyond prior administrations.
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SEATO chief backs Nixon plan to mine ports
SEATO secretary-general in Bangkok says he fully supports President Nixon's decision to mine North Vietnamese ports. The advisory comes amid escalating tensions as the plan aims to restrict enemy supply lines in Southeast Asia.
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Agnew’s Wife Honored as Maryland Meek Distinguished Woman
Marylands first lady Mrs Spiro T Agnew was named the Meek Distinguished Woman by the Women's Advertising Chair of Baltimore She serves as 92 honorary chairs and patron of many charitable activities Gen Jesus Vargas criticized Nixon admin for halting North Vietnamese invasion calling it filthy justice and noting Soviet weapon involvement while urging a peaceful outcome in Vietnam
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SALT talks continue amid Vietnam blockade tensions
SALT negotiations in Helsinki proceed with no Soviet reaction to Nixon's Vietnam blockade. The Soviet delegation led by Vladimir S Remenov arrived seven minutes late for the Wind SALT session at the American embassy. The meeting lasted just over an hour with total secrecy about the outcome.
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Mines won't have quick effect in Vietnam war
Deputy Defense Secretary Kenneth H. Bush said mining North Vietnamese ports would not have immediate impact on the South Vietnam war effort. He stressed a longer range effect, noting that the blockade would increasingly hamper Hanoi as imports mostly arrive by sea.
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Nixon plan to mine harbors sparks nationwide protests
Protesters from Columbia University marched down Broadway in New York after President Nixon announced measures tied to the Vietnam conflict. Police reported rock throwing and window damage at a bank, with injuries among several demonstrators. Other campuses nationwide saw blockades, traffic disruptions, and smaller clashes as students pressed for antiwar action. Governor Anderson urged a meeting with protesters and pledged to relay their concerns to Nixon.
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