South Viet sources react coolly to Laird remark
South Vietnamese officials in Saigon rejected the idea of allowing Communists in a freely elected coalition government. They stressed the constitution bars Communist participation, and that the NLF is considered Communist by most observers unless proven otherwise.
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One Year After Bombing North Vietnam Repaired
UPI reports intelligence from North Vietnam says key air fields railways ports highways and bridges have been rebuilt after U S bombing and the Hanoi Haiphong power core remains restricted. Officials note improved air defense and two extra bridge spans while food shortages and a general manpower shortage persist.
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U S Patrols Enter Laos to Cut Communist Supply Lines
U S troops quietly patrol neutral Laos daily to disrupt North Vietnamese supply trucks reaching South Vietnam. Marines and Green Berets scout 3 miles inside Laos, using five day rations but often return in two. High way 922 is a key corridor feeding the A Shau Valley.
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