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Wednesday, June 10, 1964 HATTIESBURG AMERICAN Pip 7 VIENTIANE, Laos Ambassador Leonard Un-Rer said today that continuance the royal capital of Luang Pra-bang. Souvanna went there this morning, presumably to brief King Savang Vathana on developments. The ambassador was commenting on unofficial reports that Souvanna had said he wanted the American reconnaissance flights which he requested three weeks ago stopped today. Unger said he had no formal knowledge of Souvanna's re ported desire to have the flights halted. But well Informed sources said no flights had been scheduled for today.

These sources said there had been no plans for daily flights on an indefinite basis. They indicated the purpose of the reconnaissance missions to spot Communist military concentrationsmight have been achieved but that further periodic flights might be needed for checks. Souvanna indicated to newsmen Tuesday that he had not given authorization for armed fighters to escort the photo planes. The U.S. decision to provide armed fighter cover for the unarmed planes has stirred a controversy in Vientiane.

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