Bourgeois Respectability Reaches Laos Hippie Scene
In Vientiane the Third Eye bar once an opium den is now run by Prince Panya Souvanna Phouma. He forbids politics and drugs, enforces proper bookkeeping, and hires hippies as workers while upgrading its image with photos of Laos leaders. The move draws mixed reactions as police crackdowns loom over the foreign community.
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Censors Fired Over Speedy Sinh Vien Edition
Saigon government censor Vu Khanh was fired and detained after approving a June 7 Sinh Vien issue that urged coalition with the communists. Minister Ton That Thien said the paper was cleared unusually fast and had been confiscated while police investigate.
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