De Gaulle Says Peace Talks Key to Southeast Asia
De Gaulle urged a return to conference tables to solve Indo China and Southeast Asia issues. He warned against a general war in Vietnam and called for neutralization talks aided by France and other powers, with massive economic aid to Indochina and mutual restraint by France, China, the Soviet Union, and the United States.
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Pathet Lao take peaks in skirmish at Phou Koutt hill
Communists reinforced Pathet Lao infantry regained control of Phou Koutt hill after night skirmishes near Vientiane. Neutralist forces retreated as clashes intensified around Loos.
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De Gaulle Calls Peace Talk Unacceptable
President De Gaulle rejects an international conference for peace in Southeast Asia. He argues a new military balance in South Vietnam is required and criticizes U S-Russia China positions. The Paris protest centers on changes in European leadership and a broader Western policy divide.
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Neutralist spokesman cites Pathet Lao capture of three peaks
A neutralist spokesman said Pathet Lao forces retook three peaks on Phou Kautt near Muong Soui, 110 miles northwest of Vientiane. The move does not eject neutralists from lower positions, and Route 7 remains a key east west corridor through the area.
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