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principles of mutual interests and mu-
tual assistance.

All questions concerning the inter-
ests of the two zones will be solved by
qualified representatives of the Vietna-
mese people from the two zones
through negotiations and without for-
eign interference.

b) In accordance with the Geneva
Agreements of 1954 on Vietnam, dur-

- ing the provisional 2-zone partition of

the country, the two zones, North and
South of Vietnam, will abstain from
participating in any military alliance
with foreign countries, will not permit
any country to hold military bases,
troops or military personnel on their
soil, and will not recognize protection
of any country, or military block what-

soever.

5—Concerning the foreign
policy of peace and
neutrality of South Vietnam
South Vietnam will pursue a foreign
policy of peace and neutrality, will
establish relations with all countries,
regardless of political and social sys-
tems in accordance with the five points
of peaceful co-existence, it will have
economic and cultural relations with
all countries, accept cooperation _of
foreign countries for the exploitation
of resources in South Vietnam and re-
ceive economic and technical aid from
any country without any political con-
ditions and will participate in regional
plans of economic cooperation. On the
bases of these principles, after the end
of the war, South Vietnam and the
United States will establish political,
economic and cultural relations.

6—Concerning the destruction
and losses caused by the
United States to the
Vietnamese peoples in

the two zones
The government of the United States

_must bear full responsibility for the

losses and destruction ‘it has caused on
the Vietnamese people in the two
zones.

7—Concerning the respect and
international guarantee for
the agreements that will
have been signed

_ The parties will agree on the forms
of respect and international guarantee
regarding the accord to be concluded.
Gentlemen:

With the above Seven-Point State-
ment, once again, the PRG of the Re-
public of South Vietnam should like
to prove its goodwill for peace. It is
sure that our just proposals and our
serious attitude will further enjoy the
deep sympathy and strong support of
the peace and justice loving govern-
ments and people throughout the
world.

We believe that the South Vietna-

mese population of cities and =
side, together with the PRG, irae
their utmost to put an end to the U.S
war of aggression, to achieve peace
and independence for the Father-
land, and to re-establish the broad-
based national concord. It is also our
belief that the North Vietnamese popu-
lation will always unite with their
compatriots in the South and strongly
support the just proposals of the Na-
tional Front for Liberation and the PRG
of the Republic of South Vietnam. We
believe that the freedom and peace lov-
ing forces in the United States to-
gether with the Vietnamese people,
will speed up the struggle to put an
end to the war in Vietnam in the in-
terest of the South Vietnamese and the
American peoples and for world peace.

We call upon the U.S. government
to correctly respond to the initiative
we put forth in today’s session in
order to help the Paris Talks on Viet-
nam progress,

The smashing of the U.S. planned
spring offensive into Laos

Tons of war equipment captured
and destroyed in the counter-attack