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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1972
Page
10
South Vietnamese troops of the 21st Division's 32nd Regiment linked up on Highway 13 after days of grinding combat. The advance brought them within 13 miles of An Loc as North Vietnamese forces pulled back to the tree line following a rocket barrage.
A group of 10 House Republicans critical of North Vietnam bombing and harbor mining issued an open letter to President Nixon and global leaders. They urged renewed efforts toward a cease-fire and a political settlement, signaling dissent within support for the war policy. Signatories include John Dellenback Oregon Marvin L Esche Michigan Hamilton Fish Jr New York Orval Hansen Idaho Joseph M McDade Pennsylvania Al Quie Minnesota W Robison New York Philip E Ruppe Michigan Herman T Schneebels Pennsylvania William A Steiger Wisconsin.
London reports British co government doubts about U.S. handling of the Vietnam crisis while pushing for a new international peace conference. Heath aides favor closer consultations with Washington and criticize unilateralism in China talks and economic moves.
A Harris poll reports 59 percent of Americans support President Nixon's decision to mine North Vietnam harbors with 24 percent opposing and 17 percent unsure. The survey of 1,385 adults shows 51 percent approve a cease fire with troops unchanged and 31 percent disapprove.
Adm Moorer cites possible relief of a North Vietnamese 9th Division commander after failing to seize An Loc. Defense officials say several senior officers faced criticism for not taking the provincial capital 60 miles north of Saigon, amid broader leadership strains in the current battles.
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