Vietnam letter exchange unsettles peace talks aid
Officials noted Ho Chi Minh rejected Johnson’s peace bid after publicizing the letters, with speculation about Chinese influence and Guam conference motives. The White House pressed for a halt to bombing and a pause in infiltration to start talks, while Thant urged cease-fire talks at the UN. In Vietnam, bombing and cross-border actions continued as both sides weighed moves toward negotiations.
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New Mexico Receives $1.6 Million in Federal Grants and Contracts
The New Mexico congressional delegation reports $1.6 million in federal grants and contracts, with nearly $1.5 million under the Higher Education Facilities Act shared by the University of New Mexico, College of Santa Fe, St. John's College, and New Mexico State University. Allocations include UNM administration facilities and a new University College building, plus a Santa Fe physical education plant, a St. John's library, and a Farmington branch project for NMSU. Additional funds cover erosion control in Sierra County and a gas transmission line loan to Capitan-Carrizozo for Fort Stanton Hospital.
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