Talks in Paris Fall to Low Point as Vietnam Talks Stall
American and North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris show widespread pessimism amid stalled talks. Diplomats say Johnson’s administration faces a short bargaining window, with little movement anticipated before the November elections unless bombing deadlock is broken. Harriman and Vance express discouragement as they await a possible Nixon presidency or Humphrey boost.
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White House
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Hubert Humphrey
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Cyrus R. Vance
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Harriman
Sukarno Held for Questioning by Indonesian Authorities
President Suharto confirmed Sukarno is being questioned with officials citing statements by arrested Communist leaders. Nusantara reports a three day interrogation at Bogor and possible new plot links involving Sukarno and a Communist party ring.
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Hartini
Communist Party
Vietnamese Use of Cambodia Expands As Base Areas Noted
Saigon intelligence reports say North Vietnamese and Vietcong have greatly increased their use of Cambodia this year as staging areas. Weapons, munitions, and even prisoner camps are said to be moved via Cambodian roads, with Cambodian personnel seen nearby.
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Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Peace terms for Vietnam press White Paper issued in Saigon
Saigon issued a 52 page white paper titled The War in Vietnam Liberation and Aggression warning the United States to meet Saigon’s conditions for peace. The document highlights withdrawal of communists, Viet Cong gains, and alleged North Vietnamese infiltrations while portraying atrocities by Communist forces.
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North Vietnam
Greeks Seek U S Aid After Democratic Shift
Greek Foreign Minister Panayoti Papanias says regime leaders urge the United States to resume military shipments, arguing that a draft constitution and NATO security needs hinge on lifting the embargo. He warns of Soviet moves in Europe and the Mediterranean, citing Czechoslovakia as a turning point. Officials note U S concerns align with NATO stability, yet view of the Sunday vote's significance varies.
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De Gaulle Decries Warsaw Pact Invasion During Bonn Visit
President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger condemned the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia after two days of talks in Bonn. De Gaulle pledged French support to West Germany if Eastern bloc tensions spread to Western Europe.
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