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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 27, 1966 PARKS IN ROMAN PARK U.S. War Opponents Silent On Peace Offer TOKYO (AP) -- North Viet Nam and a kept official si- lence Wednesday on Manila. con- ference's troop withdrawal of- fer. Pravda and Tass discounted the proposal, and there were new calls for ---- of the U.S, bombing North Viet Nam. Neither Hanoi nor Peking broadcasts mentioned the com- munique signed Tuesday by the anti-Communist Viet Nam allies pledging to withdraw their troops from South Viet Nam six months after North Vietnamese forces quit the war. Elsewhere, the communique brought a mixed reaction at the United Nations, disappointment in Tokyo, faint optimism in Lon- +don and little excitement in Sai- gon, where it was viewed unoi* ficially as offering nothing dra- matically new, In one move that might be in- terpreted as a possible clue to Hanoi's reaction, the Viet Nam news agency today distributed a three - day - old statement by Foreign Minister Chen Yi of China, It. quoted Chen as saying: "The only way to settle the Viet Nam question is for the United States to withdraw all its armed forces from Viet Nam immediately so that the Viet- namese can solve their prob: lems by themselves," CHARGES IMPERIALISM Hanoi said Chen made the statement Monday in' Peking, where he also charged the Ma» nila meeting was "engineered by U.S, imperialism as a new U.S, scheme to step up its peace talks swindle and to camouflage its war expansion," In the first Soviet reaction, Tass said the conference com: munique showed that allied po- sitions on Viet Nam "in essence remain the same," The Soviet news agency said the withdrawal pledge "is sur- unded with all sorte of condi- ions' and "not a word is sai about cessation of American bombings of the territery-of the Democratic Republic of (North) Viet Nam." * . . , the real aim of coun: tries participating in the confer can Imperialiam in the area of Indochina," D.SAPPOINTS JAPANESE Other reaction; Tokyo--F'oreign ministry offi clals expressed disappointment that the conference appeared to have produced only one peace proposal = the conditional with: drawal-and did not deal with the status of the Viet Cong, London--British officials wel: comed the evidence of unity at Manila but made no official comment on the communique, The London Times commented; 'At best, the Manila communi: ue may sow some seeds, That ey are seeds of peace and not of further expansion of the war is a credit to President John: son," United Nations -- Ambassa: dor Orphan Eralp of Turkey called the withdrawal pledge 'a step in the right direction," nk the bombing, give the Nort is important," A Polish dele- ited said a halt in the U.S, mbing of North Viet Nam was stil the most important element and that it was "a typi: cal American tactic' to talk peace and then increase troop movements, Paris -- French government sources said today the Manila talks communique would not be acceptable to North Viet Nam as a basis for opening peace negotiations, The view prevail» ing in government circles Is HOPES TO FOIL VANDAL WESWICK, England (CP)--A Norfolk vicar keeps his church locked because of vandals in the area but leaves inatructions how to find the keys in four for: eign languages, pinned to the door, Rey, Joscelyn Fellowes: Brown hopes this will confuse hooligans and help foreign tour: ists, English visitors can ask neighbors for directions, ence is the conti ad és. calation of the aggression in Viet Nam," Tass said, A Manila dispatch to Pravda; the Soviet Communist party newspaper, declared; 'Under cover of hypocritical phrases about peace, another step has been taken in Manila along the road of continuing and escalat- ing the colonial war of Ameri- Publicity release with this eye-catcher of West Ger- man actress Ingrid Schoel- ler says she is resting on steps of park in Rome during sight-seeing (seen?) tour, She's slated to star in another Italian thriller -- this time a myste: - ed "Crime at - London Calling. 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