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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
5
North Vietnam signaled possible talks after bombing halt but no indication of direct U S path. Officials call Bo and Trinh statements advances yet fear Hanoi delay tactics and limited preliminary talks with Vietcong as peace prospects vary.
Foreign Minister Tran Van Do said Saigon would discuss a possible extension of the 48 hour Tet cease-fire with North Vietnam. He noted no disagreement with the United States on peace talks and that Saigon is ready for talks if Hanoi requests. Tet falls at month end. Viet Cong called for a seven day halt.
U S officials urged Hanoi to release North Vietnamese POWs in hopes of reciprocal moves for over 200 missing or captured American airmen and soldiers. Hanoi denies troops in the South and calls downed pilots war criminals, complicating any exchange. Tet releases are traditionally symbolic. this year the Ben Hai Bridge remains destroyed, hindering prisoner transfers.
Stanford University radio station KZSU will rebroadcast English Radio Moscow News weekly starting Thursday. The move aims to expand international news exposure for listeners, though the piece notes most Americans are unaware of Moscow's coverage.
Magistrate Vincent W. Tondryk relocated his court from the Civic Center to a basement chamber at the request of Marie Hoffels a 43 year old claustrophobe who avoids elevators and upper floors Hoffels sought an award on a 1500 promissory note but Tondryk ruled against her The case and tangential remarks appear amid unrelated notes on broadcasting and local building contractors from the era
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