North Viet Nam swap offer linked to reconstruction aid
U S congressional delegation in Bangkok reported North Vietnam linked help recovering missing in action with reconstruction aid. Rep G V Montgomery said Hanoi seeks closer ties and reciprocal acts, though officials avoided stating aid was a condition. The four lawmakers returned from Hanoi and Vientiane to report potential U S concessions.
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Americans press for missing men in Vietnam talks breakthrough
A U S congressional delegation met North Vietnamese premier Pham Van Dong in Hanoi to press for missing airmen and missing in action cases. They delivered files on five missing Americans and reported remains of three located in Paris negotiations. They were told about 40 to 50 Americans still in Saigon could leave.
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Lebanese troops repel Moslem attacks around Zahleh
Lebanese military units in buffer zones between Zahlah and adjacent Moslem villages repelled repeated assaults overnight. One village raised white flags seeking ceasefire while Mansourieh saw 11 killed and 18 wounded in street fighting. Casualties in Beirut outskirts were low.
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Peron vows to stay in office amid military opposition
President Isabel Peron declared she would remain in command after air force officers surrendered their bid to replace her. Police dispersed protests in Buenos Aires as generals urged an institutional solution, while Capellini faced potential punishment.
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Castro vows no pullout of troops from Angola
Fidel Castro told the Cuban Communist Party Congress he will not withdraw combat troops from Angola or renounce support for Puerto Rican dissidents for US rapprochement. He warned there will be no relations with the United States if any principles are renounced. Ford said Cuba has 1000 to 6000 troops in Angola and both sides stalled any renewal of ties.
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United Nations to debate international terrorism session
Venezuela and Colombia plan to request a special General Assembly session to address growing insecurity and approve a treaty to prevent terrorist acts. Presidents Perez and Lopez Michelsen agreed on the move after the Vienna OPEC attack and hostage incidents.
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