No Sell-out Seen in Indochina Armistice Talks
U S officials believe Mendes France did not seal peace in Indochina with Communist deals. Dulles expects the EDC issue to be pushed, while France may eventually recognize Red China if terms are met. U S backs Chiang Kai-shek government and sees no secret arrangements on five main issues.
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Soviet minister proposes wide European security conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov handed notes to American British and French diplomats in Moscow proposing a grand inter national conference to create a unified European security system. The move signals Moscow’s push for postwar security arrangements amid Allied diplomacy.
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Red Rebels Hit Vietnamese Units in War's Last Hours
Viet Minh forces attacked northern Vietnam as Geneva cease fire neared, with rebels claiming several posts lost and desertions rising. French officials noted multiple ambushes along Hanoi supply routes and ongoing pressures in the Haiphong delta, while Viet Minh claimed gains around Dongzong and Daithan.
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