Funds For Raids Retained In Senate Vote On Vietnam
The Senate rejected a Proxmire amendment to cap bombing raids over South Vietnam at 1,200 monthly, keeping the 1,800 monthly rate with $268 million in funding. Debate framed the move as costly to troops and strategic, amid a $9 billion supplemental bill for Vietnam and Korea passing 87 to 2.
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Westmoreland says Viet Cong seek political victory not battlefield
Gen William C Westmoreland warns Viet Cong aim for a political victory at the negotiating table rather than a military win In Honolulu he notes Viet Cong are running low on rockets and mortar shells and says Saigon shelling had no significant military impact He returns to the U S aboard the President Wilson wearing a light gray suit and leis
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Sign of Restraint in Paris Talks Amid Vietnam Deadlock
The United States pressed for a face-saving restraint in Vietnam talks in Paris aiming to de escalate violence. Ambassador Vance urged North Vietnam for de facto steps while Hanoi demanded a bombing halt contingent on broader conditions. Thuy rejected concessions, citing insufficient circumstances for cease-fire. Ned further disputes centered on military actions and political messaging.
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