Bunker sees long range peace in Asia with Communist regimes
UPI reports ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, heading to Washington, optimistic the long term for peace in Asia depends on North Korea, North Vietnam and mainland China recognizing that aggression harms them. He envisions regional cooperation, possible continental peacekeeping and sustained Western commitments to self determination in South Vietnam and surrounding states.
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No. 2 Marine general to retire in Feb
SAIGON AP Gen Lewis W Wall No 2 man in the US Marine Corps and a World War II and Vietnam War veteran to retire in February at 57. He will be replaced by Lt Gen Keith B McCutcheon 55 current commander of Marine forces in Vietnam who is nominated for promotion to full general and to lieutenant general Senate approval required. Maj Gen Donn J Robertson 54 now director of reserves at Marine HQ Washington will replace McCutcheon in Vietnam. Wall commanded Marine forces in Vietnam May 1985 to June l
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CIA says Reds infilitrate Viet Nam regime
The New York Times reports the CIA told President Nixon that more than 30,109 Communist agents have penetrated South Vietnam's government. The Times cites an analysis claiming a long term likelihood of Communist penetration hindering stability, though officials say the study exaggerates infiltration and does not predict collapse.
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Spock says he did not raise Nixon or Agnew
Dr Benjamin Spock the pediatrician and peace activist rejected any claim that his child rearing book influenced President Nixon or Vice President Agnew He criticized conservatives and war supporters calling peace workers charming and nonviolent and defended his stance on antiwar protests while noting an appeals court overturned his conviction for counseling resistance to the draft
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Cambodian forces repulse major Viet Cong attack in rice region
Cambodian troops repelled the heaviest Viet Cong and North Vietnamese assault in seven months, at Samrong in Battambang Province, killing 42 attackers and seizing weapons and supplies. No Cambodian or U.S. deaths reported in the area, while separate strikes near Saigon caused American casualties and a downed helicopter. Allied sources note intensified Viet Cong activity across Vietnam and a secret CIA-ambassador meeting in Saigon on the operation's impact.
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Reds warned of Cambodia raids in captured documents
US release of captured Cambodian war documents shows North Vietnamese and Viet Cong leaders warned of large scale South Vietnamese attacks in Cambodia last spring. The papers, dating before US and ARVN moves, reveal efforts to organize Cambodian guerrilla groups while relying on Vietnamese troops for major operations. They indicate friction with civilians and note attempts to contact North Vietnam after Prince Norodom Sihanouk’s fall.
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Phase Four withdrawal exceeds goal noted in Vietnam
UPI reports Nixon administration surpassed its Phase Four troop pullout goal by 6,100. As of Oct 15, 374,900 U.S. personnel remained in South Vietnam, below the 384,000 target. Marines led declines, with Army, Navy, and Air Force also reduced as Phase Five of 40,000 more withdrawals began by Christmas.
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