Hanoi under daily bombing threats described in detail
A dispatch from Hanoi depicts civilians and hotel staff sheltering as sirens wailed. Reporters detail bomb damage near the Red River Bridge and Hanoi's rail and road links, plus shelter construction, hospital damage, and daily life amid ongoing Viet Nam-Soviet war coverage.
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PWs held in North Vietnam camp speak to reporters
Eight American prisoners spoke with journalists at a North Vietnamese camp, naming Maj. David Hoffman Capt. James Cutton Lt Cols Edison Miller and Walter Wilber along with four others. They criticized U S bombing insisting peace requires Vietnamese independence while noting guarded living conditions and limited parcels.
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Nixon bomb halt seen during Moscow summit
Figaro reports Nixon assured the Soviet Union he will halt all air and naval bombardment of North Vietnam during his Moscow visit starting May 22. It is unclear if North Vietnam has accepted a truce. Moscow’s influence may hinge on such a gesture.
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