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International U.S. bombing halt tied to peace talks
Western Europe dispatch reports Hanoi would study American proposals if bombing stops. Washington keeps door open while demanding concrete negotiation steps. In Saigon, U.S. jets strike troop concentrations, with 389,000 on rolls and 126 killed last week. U.N. council hears Cambodia accusations of aggression. Mao discusses his 1958 purge, Red Guards attack Tao Chu. Thailand radio urges uprising against Thanom. Romania poised for U.N. General Assembly presidency. Johnson imposes embargoes on Rhodesia under U.N. sanctions.
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