A Hard Look at Vietnam Cambodia Turning Point
Washington reports U S officials view Cambodia as a potential turning point in the Vietnam war. The piece traces Hanoi's strategy from 1967 through 1970, detailing peace moves, U S policy shifts, and Cambodian upheavals, including Sihanouk's 1970 ouster and allied strikes against sanctuaries. It notes Hanoi’s hopes for a face saving exit and the evolving military stalemate.
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James Cary Conley
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Denationalization Debate Grows In Britain’s Heath Era
Britain debates the future of state owned industries as Defence and Industry Secretary John Davies signals a disengagement plan. Ministers clash on speed and scope amid a pending fact finding inquiry into structure and financing of nationalized sectors.
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