Noble (APA 218) - Naval Cruise Book

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1- - mga-Leumeznznx m...' ' .'sr.TNe.':s:'.tix.-m1r::::::.,r.:LsQ'21I2IF-IJ'-1 New - Cease-Fire in Laosg U .S . Weighs Naval Move 4 Continued From Page l call for aid-as in Thai-y ,sind 11 months ago-is a 5900-man marine battalion banding team always afloat an the 7th fleet. A helicop- Drcarrier carries the chop- ,, that would be used to d he battalion ashore. as United States' two esdhlitary commanders in gs re holding consulta- fisg Bangkok,t Thailand, Pledge of Leftists to Stopllllational Security Panelufolgildcrliifis tgemgfiliitgg-E Attacks on Neutralists Is7 Meets Today on a Plan gpossibirl Laos. Vp Fl M Y S Only ire Adm Harry D , BV TAD QZLI C Q' by healt s and W SECOTIII in 8 Days 9 fm' eet aneuve S ,Sept.20l:nsz.riik:-fQ.........l..ll 1 ' P A k 'Q 4 1 7 J By JACQUES NLVARIJ Special to The New York Times. V VIENTIANE, Laos. April 21 -prince Souvanna. Phouma, the neutralist Premier of Laos, said' this afternoon that the Laotiarl pq,,,,,-A-uni-4. 1..-A,-.,.,- nrv-wruarq 3 Special-to The New York Times. rave bee iordered into Sh0W the I li-i-:sine-livers' lYl,lh9. G'.',lf of Sim, . VVASHINGTON, .Aprn 21 .-1 under lUnits of the United Statefments Seventh Fleet may be soo-mlimott' flagation or the or 'or sell ce conf U S Is Preparing Appeal we ,ls the or buyer To Soviet in Laos Crzslslesentafi- lping wii some in Ke nedy Voices Greatest fNeutralist Premier Urges-252231 Concern Sees Test T London and Moscow to 1 exam 1 borrow of Geneva Accord Act on Red Attacks We CCI 33' Hrnn ICK QMI PH A BV Ili UBS NEW. ARD piginal f involvir - ' A ' L. fQ - . . ge refer: Specia' io 'lhe New York T'me.s. Qpecia. to The New York Times. WASHINGTON April 19 Q--L Phe United States Was prepai- ing tonight a new diplomatic approach to the Russians to try to ease the critical sitla- tion in Laos. It was not clear whether thisf would be through a personal appeal from Piesident Kennedy to Premier Khrushchev thioughi the United States Ambassador in Moscow F05 D. Kohler r through the Soviet Ambassador' here Anatoly F. Dobrynin. lThe Soxiet Government was reported today to be hestait' about exerting' its full influence' to halt the fighting in Laos between pio-Communist 'forces and neutralist troops. This hcsi-L tation vxag. attiibu ed to Mos-i VIENTIANIEV Laos April 19-Eman W --- Prince Souvanna Phouma Premier of Laos appealed to- day to Britain and the Soviet, put an end to pio Communist attacks on troops loyal to him. sThe British and the Rus ians fu ere co-chairmen of last years Geneva peace conference on Laos. The Premier acted as the mil4 itary situation of Gen Kong Les neutralist troops in th, I cannot should. he Legg ist him ir an mf ie lines y Act' V not a we fi LL Wi ed up i P l Whereb p accept he buyer A A F :T -I-. lvy the Associat-d Press Plaine des Jarres region took' e mighty U-S 7fhf1e0f a new turn for the vxorse. Phe hong Le foices were dr'ven from Phong Savan last night land their main base at the Plaine des Jarres airport has been under mortar fiie since e again is moving into po- n as awarnmg to the Vmunists threatening a gover of Laos. ' ldtionlng of additional ts in the area near the con s ideological rivalry withl3 P-M Yesfelday- flbf Sli-im IS also aimed the Chinese Communists and? Prince Souvanna. Phouma al' Pfovldmg Te3SSUl'3HC6 to the K lins fear that its in- so sent a telegiam to his half-E vulnerable n0n'C0mlT1l1 3 . L-- V -W---- It countries of Southeast 5.5.2 ' f r l os Iltary Dut er, and Gent Paul D.. Harkins, chief of American military assistance to South Viet Nam and Thailand. Harkinsflew in from Saigon: Felt from Honolulu. U.S. embassy authorities in Bangkok labeled Feltfs' rush trip as not surpris- ing in view of tension in Laos, which shares a long and vulnerable frontier with Thailand. They said recent develop- ments in Laos, in which- pro- 'Communistvforces have at- tacked neutralist troops, are ,.ni-thai or AJ' A ,wnrifinnl Am-lrn le t Prepare 1 than events a year A J 5,000 American infantrymen w r 0 Thailand. B 8 rushed mf There was speculation thatl another maior Ame,-i,,n+ military buildup here is inl the offing, but Thai and U.S 0 officials -said nothing M13 nite has been decided. i W i t h heavier fightingi threatened in Laos, neutrall, ist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma asked the intenia. tional control commission to ' send a truce team to tiyl to keep peace on the-'Plaine p Des' Jarres. - fUnion for quick intervention to age-Ea, I el .Q Crisis Defense authorities said the ships had not been or dared into the gulf but were moving into the area to be in position if they should later get orders, for a mill 'tary mission They called it a purely precautionary move -The fleet, under the com- imand of VICE-Adm Thomas H Moorer numbersf about in laos from super carriers to land- ing ships. Aboard the 'vessels are 60. 000 navy men and marines- The fleet's 650 aircraft ill- clude everything from J?t bombers armed with-atomic weapons to helicopters de-. signed to carry marines to assault landings -ashore. Normally, the fleet is spread taut, from the north i i O I 1 O O 0 0 Q i i A I r o I A 0 -.-. ' A V 4 W I 1 v v if N . 1 x. x r A I 1 I N 1 i lr t 1 1- v 1 ' r , A 'I 0- s. , . ' 1 -. Q . 2 r X , . , . i , .fr ga f 1 N t A1 S , I V I r I ' . U - ' S . v , . f, f r f , Q C I 1 0- i l X I ' Lkqg 4. ' W 41.5 f sr i A . . . . ,-sv? s 7' . 1 1 O , 4 1 5 o Y , A Q N Q Q Q o . . . 1 I I . . i I ' Q 1 1 1 1 . r 1 1 ' I , n . I 1 , a o o o I i I O L s , 5, n -in ' s L A I 0 o 7 q 1 t ' ' . u . rn , 1 ' 4 , . . . i . ' ' ' L , . ' ' Q- 1 -. Q .J - I . , H . .. . - ,. .. .. . -1 .. .- .f :--- e -Y.-f .ff-P-:-:: ,az-51:1-,'- Lan :+.'1f1f.Lf',tL:L:7.':11. 193:42 in-'wY 4 kcrsazq' -:Y-2LgI.:EL?::f1.-Z.1' x:,1T',-ifii-1-twig ,5--1' .11 LL-l'1.:' - '- A - - - -if-7 . 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