Kissinger Tho Call Off Talks Without Agreement
Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho ended another round of talks on strengthening the Vietnam peace accords without signing a draft communique expected this weekend. Tho stays in Paris while Sullivan and Thach resume discussions Monday. Fighting in South Vietnam peaks as both sides push for more territory amid procedural hitches and Thieu’s reported refusal to authorize a new accord.
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Skylab Cameras Study American Farmlands In Orbit
Skylab 1 astronauts Weitz Conrad and Kerwin conducted a full day of scientific activity over Nebraska Kentucky and along the Mississippi with cameras capturing corn fields and earth terrain. They fixed a jammed solar power wing and monitored a cooling system issue while tracking harvest indicators from 270 miles up.
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Fighting escalates in South Vietnam amid stalled peace talks
Violence rose to its highest level in over three months as Saigon and the Viet Cong blamed each other for land grabs ahead of Paris talks. Kissinger returned from Paris without a breakthrough, while President Thieu warned against any plan that would split the country. Canadian peacekeepers stayed confined to their quarters as clashes increased and U.S. warnings urged caution for weekend travel.
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Greece to elect president with vast powers in republic
Greece plans a July plebiscite to ratify the republic and appoint a president for seven years with broad powers including selecting the premier and 20 nonvoting members of parliament. The move follows the June 1 abolition of the monarchy by George Papadopoulos.
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