Hanoi Life Under Threat From Daily Bombings
In Hanoi daily air raids define life as residents seek shelter and carry on. Hotel staff and guests hide in underground rooms while main bridges and rail links face damage and disrupted traffic. Nonmilitary targets feel the hit, and shelters dot streets as residents endure the war’s persistence with a wary calm.
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Nixon bomb halt during Moscow summit eyed by Paris Figaro
Paris Figaro reports Nixon told the Soviet Union he would halt all air and naval bombardment of North Vietnam during his Moscow visit starting May 22. It cites a Moscow correspondent and notes uncertainty over North Vietnam’s compliance.
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PWs in North Vietnam sheltered as U.S. bomb raids hit
Hungarian Nepszabadsag reports eight American prisoners were allowed to talk to newsmen in a North Vietnamese camp after U.S. bombing. Maj. David W. Hoffman Capt. James Dutton Lt Col Edison W. Miller Lt Col Walter E Wilber named among them. Prisoners voiced opposition to bombing and desire to return home while noting pledged parcels and letters arrive.
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Hoffman
Dutton
Vietnam
Nixon
Vetnam
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