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Show Soviets Score With Ntarrh Viet's Peace Move 'Ji if- - J i By K. C. THALER LO.M0GX i L'PI i North 'nam's move toward the ccsifer-th- e I'nee table represents a victory tor the Soviet Union over communist China in a struggle ':or influence in Hanoi. President Ho Chi Minn's decision to open talks with the asrs 1 i United States for a possible settlement of the Vietnam War overruled the group in his regime which long has opposed any direct contact with pro-Peki- V r n- - - 'I . projected conference and still is some nine. tl I'ati! itvr.iu IVmu,: fur a continuation of ...nonied tact. on prevailed ai.J war "to the bitter end u a m0,covv. bv contrast, has 'locked an icie; oi negotiatt the Hanoi settlement Onl recently a shut backed formally decision and save it a firm 'K purred tavormg direct talks Ln;ted States welcome but without commit-!hti c Ho determined himself ting the Kremlin to any specific' Tinha wo final outcome direct intervention. East European diplomats cue caused by American bombing .'played an important, if not actors as two maior elements' in Hanoi'! latest exclusive-- role in Hanoi's deci" to talk sion moves: e ' First, the Question of whether Washington. to enter into negotiations with Peking has left little doubt the United States has occupied that it is opposed to the the regime's top councils for VI it us Cultural Hcvolu- tt "f any open attempt i ietr shipments Kv en despite this key direei mU'iveiitiun. ch.:ia rvnuirs a role in North Vietnam's ,ir : ; t,.rce m Asia. ei tort, tiie Kremlin's polnical imw longer poweriul intlueme in Hanoi is kiiin.n to CYI'KIS K(.OIl.HOS vimcv, a: present to determine be iL'PU-Tuik- .sh comparatively modest ANKARA, Turkey Xnrt'a Vietnam's policy. The Kremlin. e idently lu'.ly aad (iivi'K Cy pi lots will Csuwse suppiie.; to Hanoi aware ot Hanoi's UK'ii taii.s on !!)" future tit the have fallen oil There has been ha been studiousiv .steering communttv on Cvprus Furkivi d.rec! Chines interference vutli Soviet arms this month in time to Mme transports, tiie Itio Naples, dtpkimaf.c sources said Coronado camped Vietnam, itO on his Thursday The sources said the is Hanoi's Kev arms Grande River in "lo'-- t (la c would he announced next expedition to tind the The second factor, the dtp- l- supplier The SAM croinid-i.wji- r m Nicosia. of week cltie:i 'tola." mats said, is the marked rockets, tanks and MIU fighters weakening of Communist China 'come tnm the Soviet Union, in SUNDAY. MAY U Sunday Herald and the loss ol its prestige addition to fond and industrial i.m-t- by - ;u-n- . Siet v : 1 m.-M- a iiijwgw W mmsn (CT D ) FIRST COUPLE to be married at the spaceport at Capt the foot of a Redstone Kennedy walk from the wedding site rocket mounted on the launch pad used for the first U.S. satellite launching 10 years ago. Alan H. Riley, 31, a Cape engineer, and Marguerite Miliigan, 24, a Cape secretary, were married at a simple, ceremony witnessed by about 100 friends and fellow workers. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) CLni U Committee to Investigate Problems In Housing Area SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Gov. Celvin L. Rampton has for a told representatives housing area in Clearfield that he would appoint rd committee to ina housing problems. vestigate The group met with Rampton in a last ditch effort to forestall the destruction of Anchorage located District, Housing in South Clearfield, until its residents could either relocate or obtain some form of federal aid to build cooperative homes. 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