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Show PNr N? S 4 t v V V fc ' N V. The Salt i ake Tribune. Thursfiav, Mar 21. 1975 1 f Kissinger Reports Progress, Heads Home Vw V ork Times Service PARIS Pre-Mi- any expected objections Klinger. Henry Nixons adviser on nt from President Nguven A an Thnu i revent a new agreement at the next senes of Pans talks, or that effective agreement was so hard to reach that nothing more than every intention could be offered m uatunal uunty, flew home Wednesduv to Washington night alter an intensive week of talks on utnam that he said had brought significant the continued fighting Before the final -- tCMon, however, a quahfud source had said that once again the central effort h. d been to tind ambiguous phnsts that both sides could accept to mak continued basic disagreement hope that fighting can be brought to an end in South letnum sou'h Vietnamese sources in Pans weie equally mute on whether the flavor of the talks or disaphad been optinu-u- c pointing in terms of stopping about South Vietnam s future The need hr the latest senes of talks arose precisely because that was the character of the onginal ceasefire agreements, which each side then proceeded to charge the other with having violated m its fundamentals progress The purpose of the talks w.is to make the marginally effective ceasefire work but did other senes of talks would start m Pans in dune to achieve agreement -- lhe sorth ietnamese. as Kissinger predicted in his air port departure statement en dorsed the text ot wh u he had read but also declined com mont or illumination of what significant progress meant Lasted 30 Hours Kissinger said that his week of meetings with Hanoi s polit-buimember Le Due Tho, which lasted some 30 hours, was to bnng about a stnet implementation of the Pans agreement on ending the war and arranging a political settlement in South ietnam o The ducted were meetings con- a constructive and manner, the state- in positive ment said Significant progAmbassador (William) Sullivan is now in Saigon to discuss the results with the government of South Vietnam ress was made I Mr tanks exploded. Inhabitants n Le Due Tho and I will meet again on June 6 We have every intention of concluding our discussions during the next senes of meetings Blazing Inferno in Finland HELSINKI Smoke billows skyward Wednesday from a fuel storage site near Kokkola after three oil am returning to W ashmg-toto report to the President have been evacuated from the area around the tire, said to be largest blaze in Finlands history. Forest fires are strong possibility. Dollar Recovers, Gold Drops In Confidence Return Sign LONDON ( P - The dol lar recovered against most leading European currencies Wednesday and gold slipped from its record highs Financial sources said the receding go'd prices were another sign of returning confidence in the American money Some of the sources said President Nixons announced resolve not to resign had played a role in the comeback For the second straight day the dollar improv ed in London, Paris. Frankfurt and Milan But the U S currency was weaker in Zurich and Amsterdam, indicating some market uncertainty continues The dollar had plunged to record lows in Europe Monday and gold soared to all time highs Dealers said a prime factor then was rumors that the Watergate scandals would force Nixon to resign These same London dealers said Nixoi s Wateigale statements on Tuesd iv h,.d helped more than a NORTH Riot ers hijacked autos and threw up barricades Wednesday in a LONDONDERRY, 1 ERN IRELAND (AP) fresh , I outbreak of - disturbances sparked by the death of a Roman Catholic youth alleged- ly felled by a Biitish aimy rubber bullet Crowds surged through the Roman Catholic Bogside quarter near Londonderry s blast city center, hurling bombs at British military off patrols and blocking the Bogside ducked a hail of sniper bullets aimed from points inside the area once controlled by the Irish Republican Army Soldiers on the banks of the River Foyle which flows past The worst streets No casualties were reported latest noting the m Northern Irelands slUi sdav Tnnkfurt the dollar rose from 2 744(i maths to 2 7)90 In clear the atmosphere The dollar was partieularlv strong in London, where it gained franc 4 411 arcenu'nts Sullivan left suddenly tor Saigon Tuesday night, after some 20 hours of expert talks with the North Vietnam esc in addition to the long Kissinger Le Due Tho sessions which he also attended niaiks during the da; and in Milan fiom jx9Jll lire to 590 lire cent The dollar clo-e- d down a small fraction in 7unch at 3IWX) Swiss francs and in Amsterdam at 2 84b5 guilders against the British pound Earlier in the week the pound bough as much as $2 58 here, an hig. At the dose of trading Wednesday the Next Series closed in London and Zurich the two leading bullion maikets at 109 75 an ounce, down in botli centers lrom 110 50 on Tuesdav The metal sold at a recoid $111 m 7unch Gold pound was quoted at $2 5j Dealers stressed, however that money maikets remained thin and erratic, partly because of nervousness over Watergate Some traders fear the scandals will weaken Nixon s hand in dealing w ith U S ecu notnic problems He said on arrival m South Vietnam that he could stav no mote than two or three davs. presumably then returning to W ashington for conferences on the next scries of negotiations with the North Vietnamese in Mondav The price ot the metal is related to the dollars foi June tmus the dollar is trouble, traders get rid their dollar holdings partly When similar patlem emerged from Pans A French banker said dollar rates weie going " up and down like a But at the end of the day , the dollar closed at 4 4210 French commercial francs, up lrom A From the beginning of the ceasefire, both the North V let namese and the Viet Cong have said that stern I S pics sure on Saigon was needed lo make peace real in of bv buving gold When the dollar is getting stionger, there is less demand for gold and the pnee of the metal drops yo-yo- (Copyright) Every Intention It was the last sentence that attracted attentio , since it could mean either that the L S had pledged not to let Rioting Irish Stage Fresh Round in Londonderry ! 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