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Peace talks advance as Goldberg meets Wilson in London
AP says U.S. envoy Arthur Goldberg and Prime Minister Harold Wilson voiced belief a negotiated Viet Nam settlement is inevitable after talks in London. Vatican appeals to Moscow and Peking, plus Harriman’s talks with Tito, accompanied the diplomatic push as Washington dispatched envoys to Africa and Mexico City.Meanwhile Humprey pressed a peace message from the Bamboo Curtain while Hanoi and allies offered no public reaction. Wilson warned of no military solution and urged readiness for conference talks, while Goldberg called withdrawal conditional on unconditional negotiations.
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