U.S. weighs possible Christmas Viet Nam truce
Washington considers a Christmas truce as peace talks in Paris proceed. Officials cite past Tet lessons and caution predicting any stance. Saigon leaders diverge on a cease fire while Viet Cong favor pauses to boost bargaining position.
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Diplomatic Geometry at Paris Peace Talks
Paris negotiators clash over conference shape and seating as the United States and North Vietnam push for a four sided table while the Viet Cong and Hanoi demand equal status. Separate bars and later mingling mark evolving talks at the Arc de Triomphe hotel.
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Laos Warns of North Vietnamese Buildup
VIENTIANE Laos reports a fresh North Vietnamese division of about 12000 men moved into Laos after U S bombing ceased They say troops are repairing the Ho Chi Minh trail in southern Laos and are stationed in the Bolovens Plateau near Thateng where a village was attacked. They will protest to the International Control Commission.
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Stull Cong Captives May Still Be Held
Three American prisoners of the Viet Cong reportedly released last July may still be in Communist hands. Keith Hyland, an Australian businessman, said a Cambodian reported the trio James Rollins Donald Brookins and Richard Utecht had been released, but no official record confirms it.
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Poison plan alleged by Viet Reds against Allied troops
The Vietnam Press Agency said the Communists may use a fast acting poison from Red China named chloropenjylmalonotitirle against Allied soldiers in Vietnam. It cites defectors and notes a dog test at Cai Tac village with lethal results.
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U S Silent on Contents of Pueblo Crew Tapes
Western authorities hold several tapes from Pueblo crewmen with U S officials confirming possession. A spokesman denied the tapes contain Christmas messages to families of crew members held in North Korea.
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Chou En-lai Urges Global Front Against U.S. and Soviet
Premier Chou En-lai called for a broad international front to oppose U.S. imperialism and Soviet revisionism. Radio Peking quoted him urging suppressed peoples worldwide to unite in the struggle.
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