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) "s sure fishing vessels. valued at} NEW YORK (AP)—Two of jeations’ of North Vietnamese United States can” accept the |j,A%M 20 persona, were wake | Fie Enlarged wp, to. $5,000, three Americans who spent 10 attitudes toward U.S. policy. |Geneva agreements as the 4 Melvin Wult- Igeal di- fo Starting Feb. 1, coverage will days in North Viet Nam in Se | The third man, Herbert |for settlement, but treat the |roctor of the American Civil OTTAWA (CP)—The federar De. extended to ‘such items of fiance of -a \J.S._ government |Aptheker, a theoretician of the | Democratic Republic of (North) | yinerties Union fishing gear as cod traps, her.

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Offers to negotiate for peace. . |trio visited Hanoi on an“invita- |cussed. .... . —- = airport. Under U.S..|panded Feb- 1 to cover certain | jranging from $300 to $15,000. Yale professor Staughton’ {ten extended to Aptheker, and | ‘Secondly, the United States jlaw,: the three travellers could of shore installations and | Lobster traps aoa are cov- byes and Thomas Hayden, one |their trip was sponsored-by Viet |realizes that the National ~Lib- |be jailed for five years or fined |fixed fishing gear. lered. of «the founders of Students for Srocet a monthly magazine jeration Front (Viet Cong) must |¢5.009 for going to North Viet | The fisheries department said|. The premium im all cases is a Democratic Society, .told re- | critical of U.S, pPolicy im, Viet |be in some sense a party to any [Nam without government per-|the expanded coverage (one per cent of the porters at Kennedy Airport they |Nam. final negotiations.”’ mission. will be a ee on a one-year | Value of the vessel or gear. The did not return “with a dramatic | sEE INADEQUACIES Lynd and Hayden said Pre-| The trio left New York Dec. jexperimental basis to fisher- |government pays indemnities of insisted

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