U.S. Warns Hanoi as Paris Talks Proceed
W. Averell Harriman heads the U S delegation and bluntly warns North Vietnam that continued terror attacks on Saigon threaten the peace talks in Paris. He says Hanoi and the Viet Cong exploit U S restraint on air strikes to intensify military and terrorist activities in South Vietnam during a three hour briefing.
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Indirect Warning on Vietnam Bombing Policy
An international B minute meeting reported by a U.S. diplomat frames the Vuti Cong massacre claims in Saigon. Johnson's directives are cited while Harriman avoids retaliation but signals potential easing of bombing limits. Diplomats see a veiled cue to resume attacks on Hanoi Haiphong and other major targets.
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Saigon spared further shelling as ammo dump hit
On Thursday South Vietnam repelled mortar fire that struck a fringe ammunition dump in Go Vap Saigon. About 30 Viet Cong attacked the wire but were repulsed with no breach. Rockets did not land as feared and the capital endured another dreary day under rain and clouds.
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De Gaulle Bans Radicals Riots In France Moonlighted
De Gaulle's government dissolves seven extremist student groups and bans street demonstrations until the June 23 and 30 National Assembly elections. Four Paris groups cancel Wednesday night protests as police vow to disperse any gatherings. The ban targets anarchist and pro-Peking factions, including Daniel Cohn-Bendit's March 22 Movement.
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Johnson urges United Nations to end nuclear arms race
President Johnson, speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, pledges that the United States will press disarmament efforts and begin early discussions on limiting strategic offensive and defensive nuclear weapons systems while noting the assembly endorsed a draft Soviet American treaty to curb nuclear spread.
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Evangelist warns of dictatorship as crime fuels demand for order
Billy Graham told a San Antonio conference that Americans are fed up with crime and violence and may vote for a strongman to restore law and order. He warned that gun registration and alien ideas could threaten liberty if the wrong people hold power.
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