Crossroads in South Vietnamese War Outlook
A US official told Congress that by year end about 60 percent of rural South Vietnam could be secure from Communists, signaling a crossover point where Viet Cong losses outrun replacements. He noted current control rose from 42.3 percent in 1966 as US aims for peace talks with a broader SEATO framework.
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