Mansfield says LBJ will resist pressure on Cambodia
Senate Democrat leader Mike Mansfield says discussions with President Johnson show the U S will not allow crossing into Cambodia by forces from South Vietnam. He warned such a move would widen the war and push Sihanouk toward Soviet or Chinese aid, urging restraint and diplomacy through the International Control Commission.
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U S lifts battle restrictions near Sihanouk border
War Zone C sees the buffer zone vanish as U S forces push operations to the Cambodian frontier. High altitude bombers and 15 mile range howitzers threaten infiltration paths while Viet Cong units expand across the disputed zone. Intelligence notes 18 000 Communist troops along the frontier as Bowles and Sihanouk offer little relief.
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North Vietnam signals talks after bombing halt
Boston report notes North Vietnam confirmed talks with the United States if bombing and all acts of war stop unconditionally. Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh reportedly affirmed peace talks would follow a halt, according to a cable received in Hong Kong and cited by John Hughes.
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