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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1972
Page
3
The article notes a rain delay in the first week of the Communist offensive. Sources indicate Saigon command was next to regular army troops moving into Saigon to reinforce irregular militiamen guarding the capital.
Amid Vietnam war coverage, McGovern signals he can win the nomination as battles persist. Reports cite An Loc siege near Saigon, shelling of Binh Long, and air strikes by carriers Midway and Coral Sea against North Vietnam targets including Kep and Haiphong areas. Readers see campaign talk intertwined with war events and candidate posture.
The article outlines Daley’s challengers and the credential panel’s handling as the group Hatch formed and Singer comments on potential Supreme Court involvement. Alderman William agrees with the co chair as delegates are certified amid jockeying for position and insurgent women.
Washington reports no breakthrough expected in Paris talks on Vietnam as negotiators analyze Hanoi's hard line and U S officials hold to a tough stance. Advisers say talks, resumed May 4, remain challenging with no clear sign of progress toward a constructive agreement by mid July.
Iran Baye and the United States chief negotiator with Communist leaders may travel to Paris later this month to resume negotiations ending the long stalemate in Vietnam talks. The talks with Le Due Tha stretched for nearly 40 months without a breakthrough.
A disputed telegraph discusses whether Premier Pham Van Dang would meet with Connally during a North Vietnamese bid to resume secret talks. It suggests a Nixon administration move might seek talks in Hanoi, with parallel Paris peace talks potentially limiting a direct Connally Hanoi meeting.
Indira Gandhi and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto say they reached many points of agreement at a standard conference in Faraga. India’s Foreign Secretary Kaul noted durable relations and normalization were agreed, but major disputes remain unresolved after a century of tension between the two nations.
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