Laos Rulers Have Two Armies In Fight Near Kalong
Two distinct forces operate around Kalong near the Ho Chi Minh trail. The FAR Royal Lao Army and the SGU clandestine army train and fight under American guidance. The SGU units, drawn from hill tribes, are supported by Thai bases and a U.S. advisory network, while the FAR relies on conscripts with limited pay and French-speaking officers.
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Canada Quebec pact cools discord over foreign role
Ottawa and Quebec quietly map a joint French speaking approach in international affairs funded by Ottawa with Quebec supplying most personnel. The Morin education mission and a Morocco rural development plan show side by side cooperation with France Belgium and West Germany under UN auspices. Gabon appoints a new ambassador signaling restored ties with Ottawa and Quebec.
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