Free nations urged to study Cambodia aid plan
A six nation communique urged free nations to study how they might aid Cambodia in response to its requests. The meeting of Secretary Rogers and foreign ministers from South Vietnam Australia South Korea New Zealand and Thailand discussed broader potential support including Japan. No new pledges were announced beyond existing US and South Vietnamese aid. The ministers condemned North Vietnam’s refusal to identify all POWs allow family contact and permit impartial inspection of facilities while stressing resolve to defend Korea against North Korean aggression.
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Cambodians Begin Training in Vietnam Next Week
About 10,000 Cambodian soldiers are to receive combat training in South Vietnam. A group of 1,331 will draft at Lam Son near Nha Trang, 1,537 at Chi Lang in Chau Doc province, and others at a ranger center at Dug My near Nha Trang. A U.S. spokesman could not confirm the level of adviser involvement.
Minor quakes recorded near Danville Walnut Creek
Berkeley seismographic station logged two tremors in the Danville Walnut Creek area Saturday night at 10 28 p m. The quakes, 53 seconds apart, registered 2 5 and 3 0 on the Richter scale according to officials.
Sihanouk Condemned to Death by Cambodian Tribunal
New York Times Service reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk, exiled former Cambodian leader, condemned to death by firing squad by a Cambodian military tribunal in Phnom Penh after a three day trial. He was stripped of Cambodian nationality and his wife Monique’s property was confiscated. The court found him guilty of endangering national security by betraying Cambodia to North Vietnam and the Vietcong amid decades of conflict with Lon Nol’s government.
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Hanoi sets peace talks terms in bid for coalition government
London based dispatch says North Vietnam will begin full peace negotiations in Paris only if Washington accepts three core demands: a firm withdrawal of all American troops, removal of President Thieu with U S withdrawal support, and a coalition government in Saigon approved from the outset. Hanoi plans to press its package through diplomatic channels and focus on South Vietnam while Cambodia and Laos remain on the agenda.
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