Demand End To War Missing GI Families Urge Policy Change
Families of several U S servicemen missing or captured in Indochina say they have been used by all sides and demand the Vietnam war end. They oppose Nixon's plan to keep a residual force, arguing prisoners are being used as political hostages and urging release on a set withdrawal date with full U S troop withdrawal within 150 days.
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Western Europe Set To Take Over
European commentators weighed U S troop reductions in Europe amid a stalled Mansfield plan. The Times of London warned withdrawals could begin, but need not harm the West. others urged Europe to build defenses independent of U S forces as NATO debates future troop presence. The Times and Financial Times framed detente hopes, while La Stampa portrayed American social tensions and dollar weakness.
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