US fears new North Viet propaganda offensive
Secretary of State Dean Rusk questioned Hanoi's peace talk bid after North Vietnam signaled talks if bombing stops. He called it a likely propaganda move while noting intensified winter offensives. He urged exploring Trinh's statement in context of broader actions and supported Cambodia's neutrality with Sihanouk.
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Hanoi Peace Feelers Puzzle Diplomats in London
UPI reports diplomats puzzled by Hanoi peace initiative seen as a possible gimmick to embarrass the United States. They note timing and scope unclear as North Vietnam hints at talks if bombing ends, while warning of a strategy to force a conference table and push for U.S. withdrawal.
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Rusk Defends Travel Restrictions in TV News Conference
Secretary Dean Rusk defended proposed curbs on foreign travel to help correct the U S balance of payments deficit. He cited rising American tourism abroad and noted a $2 billion gap after Americans spent $4 billion overseas in 1967 while foreign visitors spent about $2 billion in the United States. The plan envisions broad sharing of the burden without targeting specific groups and contemplates taxes on tickets or per diem charges rather than outright bans.
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Johnson makes surprise visit to Austin office
President Johnson travels from his ranch to his Austin office and supervises a new envoy to discuss Vietnam. He announced Chester Bowles as the U.S. representative to talks with Prince Norodom Sihanouk on reconciliation. Bowles will visit Cambodia to address Viet Cong jungle use amid Vietnam war developments.
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Bowles Faces Sihanouk As U S Envoy Opens Talks
Chester Bliss Bowles, 66, nominated by President Johnson as ambassador to India, prepares to discuss Cambodia as a sanctuary for Communist troops in Vietnam with Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Bowles, known for blunt talk and a cheerful style, led a long career from advertising to government service and foreign policy influence, including opposition to the Bay of Pigs and shaping Asian policy.
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