Latin American Economy at Critical Point Warned
Hemisphere economists warn Latin American economic integration has reached a decisive point. CIAP calls for directional changes and more intense action in trade talks and investment to prevent a slow collapse of integration.
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Hanoi Moves Toward Talks Marks Cold War Shift
London dispatch notes Hanoi’s decision to open talks with the United States signals a Soviet backed shift in Vietnam policy. Ho Chi Minh overruling pro Peiping faction, Beijing opposes conference, while Moscow welcomes without pledging direct intervention. East European diplomats cite factional struggle and negotiation timing as key factors.
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Hanoi Shifts Tone On Next Weekend Paris Talks
American diplomats note Hanoi now calls the Paris meeting formal talks signaling a possible broad move toward full peace negotiations. North Vietnam seeks unconditional bombing cessation while Washington presses for simultaneous deescalation and talks on broader issues.
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Hanoi Troops Carry On War In Vietnam
North Vietnamese troops are estimated at 60 percent of Communist fighting in South Vietnam, with Hanoi supplying a larger share of regular forces. Pentagon experts say this shift could affect peace talks and weaken the Viet Cong voice. A year earlier Hanoi accounted for about 30 percent of Red forces. total enemy strength in the south runs 207 000 to 222 000 men.
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Downed MIG Was Communist Drone
US military sources say the reported MIG kill last Thursday was actually an unmanned American reconnaissance drone shot down over the Gulf of Tonkin. The drone wandered off course into US Navy flight lines off Vietnam and carried high altitude photography gear for intelligence missions.
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Canada soft pedals France Quebec issue
After two weeks of deliberation Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau chose to soft-pedal Ottawa's stance on France wooing Quebec. A note to Paris Friday afternoon, as stated by external affairs secretary Mitchell Sharp, was not a stiff protest as some journalists expected.
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Quebec
Paris
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Trudeau
Jules Leger
Canada
French Republic
Eruptions On Israeli Jordan Front Kill Two
United Press International reports firing along the Israeli Jordanian frontier leaving two dead in separate incidents. In Jerusalem an Israeli official says troops killed one Arab guerrilla fed. Ottawa warns Quebec education policy and Quebec-France diplomacy cited as tensions rise over Quebec’s autonomy.
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Poland Press Attacks Czechoslovak Liberalization in Dispatches
Warsaw papers published a dispatch from Wlodzimierz Zralek condemning neutralist and anti-Soviet trends in Czechoslovakia. He warned against liberalization and cited Novotny loyalists, suggesting hardline conservatives hold sway at the Prague Central Committee meeting. In a separate report, a Jewish electrician and two economics professors faced anti Zionist purges, with Szymon Szymoniwcz expelled for Zionist views and Ignacy Sacks removed from a faculty post.
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Ignacy Sacks
Krench Students Call For University Strikes
Paris police crack down after violent protest at the Sorbonne as 13 students are jailed and more than 200 detained. The National Students Union calls a nationwide classroom walkout until all detainees are freed. The riot leaves a police sergeant in a coma from head injuries.
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