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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 13, 1971

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6000 Saigon Troops Reach Deep Into Cambodia

South Vietnamese forces with US air support advance into eastern Cambodia aiming at a North Vietnamese divisional headquarters near the Chup rubber plantation. Two columns approach Chup town on highway 7 as US B52 strikes weaken defenses and uncover bunkers and ammunition stores.

Saigon Cambodia Chup Chup Chup Mekong River Borde

United Nations weighs India Pakistan cease fire vote

The Security Council plans a vote on a US drafted cease-fire and troop withdrawal between India and Pakistan. India has not accepted. Pakistan has, per Indira Gandhi's offer conditioned on Pakistan withdrawing from East Pakistan and Bangla Desh talks. The move mirrors a Soviet vetoed draft, with U Thant and Abdulrahim Abby Farah urging unity and civilian protection.

United Nations Security Council India Pakistan Soviet Union Abdulrahim Abby Farah Somalia U.S George Bush General Assembly Bush U Thant Indira Gandhi East Pakistan Bangla Desh White House United States Council Jacob A. Malik

Japan Yields Partially In Trade Talks

In Honolulu the United States won major concessions from Japan but not all hoped for. Japan plans to cut tariffs on 30 items by April 1972 and end import quotas on four. auto tariffs could fall if the US lifts a 10 percent surcharge.

Japan Honolulu United States Americas Group of Ten Washington Japanese Customs Bureau Katsura Aka Hane

Congress adjournment stalled by foreign aid debate

Congress nears year end as foreign aid remains the central hurdle. Senate leaders push for a quick adjournment while a temporary aid measure faces a possible delay from senators led by Fulbright Cranston and Sylington. The plan stalls over a six month IndoChina withdrawal condition linked to POW releases.

Congress Washington House Senate Sens Fulbright D-Ark Alan Cranston D-Calif Stuart Sylington D-Mo Mike Mansfield

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