Kissinger in Saigon Seeks Breakthrough on Peace Talks
Kissinger arrives in Saigon after his twentieth Paris round of secret talks with North Vietnam. The Saigon delegation includes Thieu and Tran Van Huong with premier Tran Thien Khiem and foreign minister Tran Van Lam. A North Vietnamese spokesman says peace is not near.
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Vietnamese Peace Talks In Paris Not Yet Settled
Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for North Vietnam at Paris talks, said on Wednesday the Vietnamese problem is not settled. He criticized Henry Kissinger’s negotiations and asserted Thieu still blocks a settlement, with the Nixon administration refusing to end the large Viet Nam aggression or abandon Thieu.
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U.S. and Soviet to reopen SALT talks in Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union will resume the second round of strategic arms limitation talks in Geneva on November 21. Ambassador Girard Smith will lead the U.S. delegation, focusing on offensive weapons and aiming for a permanent treaty beyond the May Moscow summit. A defensive missile treaty was already signed and the interim five year freeze on long range missiles stands in place.
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Outbreak of Action North of Saigon In October 1972
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces clash along Saigon northern flanks in a renewed two week offensive. Reports cite up to 80 enemy killed in one major engagement near the Iron Triangle, with fighting spreading toward Bung on Highway 13 and near Sam Giang. Casualties include soldiers and civilians, with air and artillery support from U.S. and South Vietnamese forces. The campaign prompts international concern as leaders in Tokyo discuss the situation.
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No Non-Hostile Yank Deaths Reported in Vietnam War
AP report from Saigon notes two Americans killed last week, five missing, four wounded, with zero non-hostile American deaths for the first time in seven years of casualty tallies. South Vietnamese losses reached 576 killed, 2,124 wounded, 188 missing. Hanoi/Viet Cong deaths claimed at 1,722.
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