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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

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2

Laird Seeks Prisoner Information Amid Hanoi Refusal

Defense Secretary Melvin Laird reiterates demand for a list of American prisoners of war and missing men. Pentagon counts about 1,500 missing or held captives. Hanoi cites 336 held by North Vietnam. Laird condemns Hanoi's response as cruel and urges humanitarian action to ease families’ anxiety.

Washington Defense Melvin BR. Laird Poms Pentagon North Vietnam Nuan Thiy Hanoi Paris Laird

South Korea Opposes Vietnam Troop Withdrawals

South Korea urged a firm coordinated stance against any withdrawal of US or allied troops from South Vietnam unless North Vietnam also withdraws. Foreign Minister Kyu Van Choi told Secretary Rogers and five other ministers as they met in Bangkok after SEA Treaty Organization talks to review the war and Paris peace efforts.

Bangkok Thailand ALD South Korea South Vietnam North Vietnam Forcn Kyu van Choi Trys Vietnam Willian P. Rogers Rogers Tweeda Paris Council of Miniseters The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization FATO

North Vietnam Refusal to Name Prisoners Cited by Laird

Defense Secretary Robert Laird criticizes North Vietnam for persistently refusing to disclose the names of U.S. prisoners of war. He emphasizes that this action hinders POW identification and prisoner welfare. The statement underscores ongoing tensions in the Vietnam conflict context.

Enemys toll tops half a million in Viet War

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces inflicted heavy weekly losses as U S and allied troops faced intensified fighting. The week produced 5 696 enemy deaths and 430 American deaths with 2 195 wounded, raising total enemy deaths since 1961 to 500 509 and U S casualties to 35 265 killed. Major action focused near the A Shau Valley and Dong Ap Bia.

Saigon United States U.S Paris Army of the Republic of Vietnam ARVN Republic Borthwest da Nang Briegade Dong Ap Bia A Shau Melvin Zais Edward M. Kennedy Hves Zais Dong

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