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thea ft - QUAKER ACTION GROUP De) . . . t fee. tose Piao ve What the north Viesnemece are Wwhtltug te negee ZIETLOW said, are the fcllewing points: --The type of government in South Vietnam. --The method by which South Vietnam would eventually’ be an independent, non-aligned, demilitarized country. --The types of communication to prevail between the two parts of Vietnam until they are once again joined, Such as mail service, travel, and import-export relations. a --The method and timing of withdrawal of troops from the South, --And finatty,” "how the vu. S, 48 going to help rebuild both countries it has destroyed - without the ties usually attached to foreign aia.” . ZIETLOW said the U. S, has to make it clear to the North Vietnamese that it intends to withdraw troops before there can be any negotiation. . “| "It has to be clear to the other side that that is what we want to do,” he_ explained, "In order to do that you have to change the whole American policy toward Vietnam." The Philadelphia Inquirer, ‘Pht ladeIphia, Pa. which sets forth additional %27 September 7, 1967, carried an article on page three, captioned, “Medical : Team to Join Quaker Viet Mission, Information concerning the Quaker Action Group. A copy of this article follows: : ae