Kissinger Says U.S. Can Recover From Indochina Setback
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger argues the United States can rebound from Indochina policy failure if it acts decisively. He notes the Mayaguez crisis tested Washington's resolve, while officials reassess relations with Thailand Laos and the Philippines as ASEAN nations seek stability amid new regimes.
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