Vietnam War Aide, Inquiries For Answers On U S Role
A survey of questions and answers from AP bureaus in Saigon and Washington explores how the United States became involved in Vietnam, the scale of the conflict, and prospects for stability or withdrawal. It covers origins, Viet Cong strength, North Vietnamese forces, U S strategy, and the dilemma of democracy versus military solutions.
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Vietnam
Associated Press
Saigon
Washington
United States
Laos
Cambodia
France
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Korea
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South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South
Ca Mau
Diem
Duog van Minh
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Dienbienphu
Hai River
Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
Red China
Hanoi
Asia
America
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Lee
Sen. Lee
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Lincoln Inaugural Address and Civil War Close
A detailed retelling of Lincoln’s second inaugural era events, including the oath ceremony, the weather, Whitman’s observation, and the looming end of the Civil War. It notes Johnson’s oath timing, Booth’s plot, Lee and Grant discussions, and Chase administering the oath. The piece also mentions a 65-year-old dress used for baptisms and a local advertisement cue.
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Merton T. Akers
United Press
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Johnson
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Jet Use Marks Retreat From U.S. Advisory Role
Washington reports disclose that U S jet warplanes are now operating inside South Vietnam, signaling a shift from advisory to direct involvement. U S pilots fly F-100 and B-57 jets against Viet Cong targets, while South Vietnamese crews still cannot match these more complex aircraft.
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South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Amerinah Nilute
Saigon
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Navy
Vietnam
South Viet
Nam
Fense
McNamara
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