Tashkent pact seen as path to peace and US role
Officials describe the Tashkent meeting as Soviet initiative with US awareness. Johnson and Ayub Khare see promise in deescalation, while Britain and Washington praise the pact as a step toward peace between Western allies and their friends. The move aims to limit Hanoi leverage and improve nuclear diplomacy dynamics.
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Soldier Teaches Vietnamese to Dance in Wartime
Staff Dusty Randell of Hereford creates dances amid the Vietnam War teaching Vietnamese locals and soldiers, showing music and movement persist even in conflict. He notes the dances are traditional and not influenced by teen trends, highlighting cultural exchange during wartime.
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Rhodesian sanctions weaken regime despite Salisbury clash
London based report notes two Labour MPs David Ennals and Jeremy Bray, roughed up at a Salisbury meeting, say sanctions are hitting Rhodesia as Prime Minister Ian Smith shows ease. They cite business leaders acknowledging impact and say MPs and colleague Rowlands were told to leave Rhodesia. A Whitehall reaction hints at possible rebuke from Wilson.
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