Highlands Hold Key to War Says Ho Chi Minh Strategy
The piece argues North Vietnam aims to split South Vietnam by expanding in the Central Highlands. It notes Ho Chi Minh’s plan to leverage this terrain, sending about 22 000 Viet Nam regulars and Viet Cong to pressing the U S and allied defense, mirroring French losses at Dien Bien Phu.
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Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
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Highlands
North Viet Nam
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Princess Critics Stir Fashion Riff After U S Tour
Readers react to a scathing fashion critique in Women's Wear Daily accusing the Princess of dull style during her United States visit. The piece defends her calm, decorous bearing and notes critics overstepped by labeling her coat moth eaten.
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Foreign flag ships balk at Viet Nam supply runs
Vice Admiral Glynn R. Donaho faces a shipping shortfall as 50 WWII reserve vessels return to service at high cost, yet U.S. flag tonnage remains不足 to support Vietnam. Enterprises like Standard Oil and Texaco rely on foreign flag ships, avoiding U.S. taxes and safety rules, while oil company earnings soar. Some officials debate seizing foreign-flag vessels. others note foreign crews refuse wartime cargoes.
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Christmas parades mix faith and commerce across NC cities
A wide Christmas parade sweep in North Carolina merges religious themes with commercial promotions. Greensboro and Charlotte events echo the same spiritual focus as High Point’s large turnout of over 50,000 despite cold weather and post-Thanksgiving timing.
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NATO Ministers Meet in Paris for Two Day Defense Talks
Editorial notes the North Atlantic Treaty Defense Ministers convene in Paris for two days of private discussions. It cites Politique Etrangere proposing two alliances: a multilateral NATO linked pact including the United States and a European military group excluding the United States. It questions De Gaulle’s stance on reinforcing NATO ground forces before presenting a plan.
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