Red Shelling Criticized Hanoi Leaders Over Saigon Shells
Diplomatic sources in Paris say North Vietnamese leaders including Defense Minister Vo Nanyen Ginp criticized Viet Cong shellings of Saigon as backfiring and arousing world opposition. U Thant condemned the shellings as barbarism, with Hanoi warned to slow 122mm rocket deliveries if attacks continue, while officials warn the talks may gain no diplomatic payoff.
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U S Delegates Plan Analysis In Paris Talks Standoff
U S delegates at the Paris Vietnam talks face uphill work as North Vietnam presses propaganda and demands North Vietnam to show restraint while the United States weighs bombing limits. Harriman urges calmer negotiations but Hanoi remains firm, prolonging the stalemate through the week.
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HemisFair praised by Hearst executives during tour
HemisFair officials welcomed Wilram Randolph Hearst Jr and Hearst Corp executives with wives on a day-long inspection. Steves credited Hearst as an early supporter noting urban renewal value and international potential of the fair site. The group visited the U.S. Pavilion, foreign governments pavilions, Institute of Texan Cultures, Lone Star pavilion, Mercury water ski show, and the Flying Indians at the Pepsi Pavilion.
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Hearst Urges Bold U S Policy In Vietnam Debate
Hearst extolled American sacrifices to defend liberty and urged continued global leadership from the United States. He called for tougher gun control, stronger police powers, and a push to mobilize Asian nations in Vietnam while rejecting isolationism. He criticized antiwar demonstrators as aiding communism and warned against an “ostrich complex” in U S society. The event featured the 4th Army Band and a formal dinner with military and civic leaders present.
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