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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, October 9,1968
Vance returns to Paris
No change expected in peace talk position
PARIS (UPI)—A U.S. spokesman said yesterday Cyrus Vance is not expected to bring any new instructions from President Johnson on his return from Washington for Wednesday's meeting with the North Vietnamese on the Vietnam War.
Kaplan said Vance already had "flatly denied" he went to Washington to urge Johnson to give the American negotiators more flexibility in dealing with the Hanoi delegation or to urge the president to end all bombing strikes against North Vietnam.
"We don't expect any new instructions from his return," said Harold Kaplan, a press secretary for the U.S. negotiating team.
Vance, chief deputy to delegation head Ambassador W Averell Hariman, left for Washington
Vance, the No. 2 representative at the Paris talks, spent the past week in the United States consulting with administration officials on the deadlocked Hanoi-Washington "conversations."
WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Johnson still hasn't decided whether to submit another nominee to be chief justice before Congress adjourns, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said yesterday.
Mansfield told newsmen he and Johnson discussed the situation resulting from the Senate's refusal to confirm Abe Fortas as successor to Chief Justice Earl Warren at a weekly White House legislative meeting.
"The president has not made up his mind as to what action he will take, but he has assured me that he will contact me before a decision is reached," Mansfield said.
Mansfield said he was unable to predict whether Congress could complete its business and adjourn this week.
Chief justice nomination still possible
"But if we do not, it is my intention to give the most serious consideration to coming in next week to clear the deck of all matters which generally come before us before adjournment," he commented.
Weekend adjournment prospects were further dimmed when the Senate Judiciary Committee failed to muster a quorum to consider five pending judgeship nominations and other appointments which Johnson has asked the Senate to act on before adjournment.
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without advance notice immediately after last Wednesday's session. His sudden departure triggered widespread speculation that he planned to urge Johnson to make concessions that would
The session Wednesday will be the 25th since the talks began 22 weeks ago.
break the deadlock.
The talks which opened on May 13 have produced no progress toward any agreement with both sides sticking to their respective demands as the price for
The United States maintains Hanoi must agree to reciprocity in exchange for a complete bombing halt. North Vietnam insists there must be no strings
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