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Winona Daily News Sports Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-15-1972 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1972). Winona Daily News. 1196. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1196 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Ziegler denies link between iwo journeys Kissinger > Podgorny trips raise speculation of peace move By LEWIS GULICK man left wide open the proba- The presidential aide's five- with its allies, including Kissin- off , covering a broad range of: WASHINGTON (AP) - Hen- bility that Vietnam will at least man . entourage this time in- ger's just-concluded trip to Ja- topics fiom Taiwan to trade but ry A. Kissinger, President Nix- be discussed, as did the brief cludes a Vietnam specialist, pan. not ncessarily reaching much s super envoy for secret and John D. Negroponte, along with Nonetheless these adminis- new agreement. on' joint announcement of Kissin- not-so-secret missions, is head- China experts. Yet Ziegler said tration sources are not dis- The February summit pro- ing for Peking under cover of a ger's visit issued Wednesday "I would not relate it (the trip) couraging speculation that Pe- vided for visits by "a senior barebones announcement that here and in Peking. to any particular topic." king and Moscow might be pre- U.S. representative" from time has raised more questions than Kissinger is going, it said, Administration sources ruled vailed upon to influence Hanoi to time. The US .-Chinese am- answers. "for concrete consultations with out Nixon's new mining and toward a peace settlement. bassadorial contacts set Aup in With Soviet President Nikolai Chinese leaders to- further the bombing of North Vietnam: as They say: Paris in March are described V. Podgorny en route to Hanoi, normalization of relations be- prompting the parley, despite —Both the Chinese and the as satisfactory, though bhey word of Kissinger's departure tween the People's Republic of Peking's charge Monday that Soviets have shown Vietnam is haven't produced much to date. late today or early Friday China and the United States the air raids threatened China's a secondary issue with them, A Chinese table tennis team spurred speculation of a new and continue to exchange views security. running below their other prior- . has visited the United States, Vietnam peace move. on issues of common interest." They said the Kissinger visit ities including their dispute and Peking is reported to be White House press secretary ; Kissinger's first, secret jour- was agreed on last month, and with each other. considering sending medical Ronald L. Ziegler publicly de- ney to China last July set up that Peking could have can- —Noroh Vietnam is hard hit groups and more . athletes. A nied any link beteen Kissin- Nixon 's; summit session seven celed it if the Chinese intended by Nixon's seal-off arid bomb- small but increasing number of ger's trip to Peking, his fourth, months later. He led an ad- do follow up their anti-U S. rhe- ing measures. Because Chinese . Americans has been allowed to :¦' and Podgorny's journey, And vance team to Peking in Octo- toric with tough deeds. and Russian supplies are visit China. he said the. Nixon strategist ber and accompanied Mxon And Podgorny's call at chocked down, Hanoi may be There is speculation too that plans no side trips or meetings there in February. Meanwhile Hanoi, the sources said, had more inclined to negotiate. Kissinger will be discussing with non-Chinese representa- : he went on a series of secret been expected as the Kremlin Other guesswork about Kis- some of the results of Nixon 's tives during his talks with Pe- . trips to Paris for Vietnam ne- reports to its allies on the U.S.- singer 's mission suggests that Moscow talks. But , as one offi- MK0L-4I PODGORNY king leaders June 1^23. gotiations. Those trips were dis- Soviet summit. The United HENKY KISSINGER \ ¦ the Peking meeting will pick up cial put it , this topic must be In Nflrth Vietnam But the White House spokes- closed in January. : .- . States has held similar sessions . where Nixon's talks there left treated delicately. Will go to China Fair and part ly cloudy Friday and cooler 117th Year of Publication Kissinger to be quizzed Plane crashes ¦But movement south ^ Nixon> cohgressmen in 5. Vietnam; Bombs weaken N. Vietnam By GEORGE ESPER Vietnam has accomplished more in one three-week period explore arms curbs 82 feared dead SAIGON (AP) — Intensive U.S. bombing has severely im- than it did in a year during the 1965-68 campaign. SAIGON (AP)— A Cathay paired North Vietnam 's capabilities for continuing the con- One senior U.S. Air Force official says that if the bomb- WASHINGT ON (AP ) has steadfastly declined to farther down the list of ¦ ¦ ¦' ' — Pacific jetliner with 82 persons ventional war it has been waging recently - " ' ing of North Vietnam continues for three or four more months, President Nixon invited 122 testify to congressional candidates, Sen. Edmund with tanks and heavy weapons. his willingness to S. Muskie of Maine and aboard crashed in South Viet- "there won't be a worthwhile target left up there." members of Congress to hearings, But U.S. officials acknowledge that it appear before five commit- Sen. Henry M. Jackson of nam 's remote central highlands AP News One significant factor that U.S. officials apparently fail the White House today to is impossible to stop the movement south . : . to take into account tees at once — but a-way Washington, were invited today, apparently after coming of men, rifles and bullets. Even if the North Analysis is that North Vietnam is predominantly talk about arms curbs he from Capitol Hill — mark- by reason of their member- a rural nation with few. industrial plants except in.the Hanoi- apart in the air , officials said. Vietnamese have to stop using tanks and Haiphong area , ' Hanoi: initialed in Moscow and to ed still another turn in ad- ship, on the Foreign Rela- heavy artillery, they can still fi ght the hi t-and- ¦' .;. ¦ ¦ A—~~~ has shown no signs of buckling under U.S. helicopter crews whi lo- . thus far , and Hanoi Watchers in Saigon believe the central question the sometimes-elu- ministration lobbying ef- tions and Armed Services run , now-here-now-there war they engaged in before March forts. committees, respectively. cated and landed at the crash , committee of North Vietnam's communist party has resolved sive Henry A. Kissinger. 30. v . " A: to continue the Invdted to hear Nixon and The Senate Foreign Re- scene reported finding some Some U.S. officials count on the methodical destruction of ¦¦¦ offensive in South Vietnam despite : the U.S. It was to be perhaps the : bombing. • '" Kissinger were members lations Committee plans to bodies but no survivors around North Vietnam's industrial plants and transportation system, largest, congressional brief- of the Senate Foreign Re- begin hearings on the arms The North Vietnamese in the south seem to have more the wreckage of the four-engine coupled with the mining of its ports, to bludgeon Hanoi Lnto ing ever scheduled for the lations Committee, t he package Monday, with Sec- negotiating a settlement. food supplies available than even before, having won control Wnite House and signified House Foreign Affairs Com- retary of State William P; Convair 880, military sources of large areas including Quang Tri Province and a lar ge said. A But this appears to be more of a political decision than the latest administration mittee, the Senate and Rogers to begin presenta- a military one, -with the outcome hinging on talks between chunk of northern Binh Dinh Province along the central coast. maneuver in a determined House Armed Services Com- tion of the administration's The rescue crews were at the They also control other large segments of the population, ' crash site until Hanoi and its Soviet and Chinese allies who have provided it search for Senate and House mittees and the Joint Com- case, . shortly before with military, aid. The decision could be.influenced by such giving them work forces to carry supplies and dig trenches. approval of "first step" mittee on Atomic Energy. Seriate Democratic lead- dark , when search operations were political moves as Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny's visit It has become evident that the Saigon government can arms accords . By coincidence, none of er Mike Mansfield of Mon- suspended. A company of to' Hanoi this weekend and Henry Kissinger's trip to Peking survive only with U.S. air support. ag South Vietnamese soldiers was It appears that as long Those invited included 4he current frontrunners tana said Wednesday he next week: ' the North Vietnamese continue to fight, even on a limited all members of the five key for the Democratic presi- Intends to support the arms flown to the scene to provide U.S. officials claim thai because of technological im- basis, overnight security. the United States will have to choose between . an air committees directly involv- dential nomination is a curbs all the way but op- provements—mainly; the introduction Of the laser-guided pre- and naval commitment or abandoning the Saigon govern- ed in considering : member of any of these pan- poses increased spending cision bombs — the American air campaign against North ment. to If "was the second crash of a • The Moscow treaty els; However , two who rank for new weapons systems.
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