Viet Barrage Pounds Enemy Emplacements Near Hue
PAIWAN Abussami Vietnamese artillery shelled enemy emplacements near Hue as government forces seek to blunt harassing actions. Saigon reported the biggest barrage since the Vietnamese conflict began, with two Republic of Vietnam soldiers wounded in attacks on two government positions near the Hue artillery base west of the city. The Hue front saw renewed shelling on the eve of South Vietnam’s general elections for Senate.
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Cambodia Rebels Begin Drive Across Key Routes
Cambodian insurgents renewed attacks Saturday after the end of U S bombing. Rockets hit Phnom Penh airport and nearby roads while government artillery pounded Communist positions near Hue and Kompong Cham. Reports say fighters seized a strip north of the capital and clashes left several government troops dead or wounded as highways along Highway 4 and Highway 3 faced heavy pressure.
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U S Option To SALT New ICBM Threat Or Rebalance
The United States may halt Minausnan ICBM production and pursue a larger, more powerful new ICBM if SALT fails to yield substantial Soviet cuts. Officials warn this could rekindle arms competition and push rapid deployment choices amid Geneva talks.
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Lon Nol Declares Cambodia Open to Communism
President Lon Nol announced in a nationwide radio address that Cambodia will allow Communism. He described the invasion as a war of aggression by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong and attacked former head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk, calling his conduct inhuman and unprecedented.
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