Auschwitz War Crimes Trial Nears Verdict After 20 Months
Germany’s Auschwitz war crimes trial, the longest in German history, nears its end after 20 months of testimony and legal wrangling. Prosecutors push for life terms for most defendants while defenses say many acted under orders in the Nazi death camp.
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Saigon upheaval could threaten Viet Nam and Southeast Asia
AP News Analysis discusses how turmoil in Saigon could imperil South Viet Nam and perhaps all of Southeast Asia. The piece notes debate in Washington over whether the United States would stay or withdraw if asked, with ambiguity about who truly represents the South Vietnamese people.
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Status Of Major Legislation In Congress At End Of Week
In Saigon the United States must tread warily to avoid provoking a coup and premature withdrawal. A Buddhist faction hints at peace with the Viet Cong if Americans depart. A U.S. pullout could let Communists seize control, erasing the long costly effort. Tensions rise between South Vietnamese forces and American advisers led by Gen Ky, with clashes and friction over air operations.
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