China claims hydrogen bomb test amid UN treaty stance
Hong Kong reports Communist China announced a hydrogen bomb test, the second in 18 months, pledging it will not join the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Beijing touted the blast as a boost to its thermonuclear program and support for Vietnam, while U.S. officials estimated an atmospheric yield near three megatons.
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U S Seeks to Push South Viet Talks in Paris
Paris reports say U S negotiators led by Cyrus Vance pressed South Vietnamese counterpart Pham Dang Lau and deputy Neuyen Van An to resume Paris talks on Vietnam. Lau’s team dismissed 12 staffers linked to the militant Hoa Hao faction, sparking internal Saigon tensions. Reported delays tied to disputes over negotiating table shape and leadership in Saigon.
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