Cambodia Demands Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Exit
Cambodia urges Hanoi and the Viet Cong to leave as U.S. and South Vietnamese actions rise. Sihanouk negotiates a delicate balance amid cross border attacks and shifting diplomatic relations with the United States.
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North Vietnamese Leaders Vow to Fight On in South Vietnam
North Vietnamese President Thang and Premier Dong said in broadcasts and interviews that Vietnamese forces will fight until all American troops withdraw. They criticized Nixon’s Vietnamization policy and accused the United States of attempting neocolonial division of Vietnam.
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Moral views prompt chaplains to aid order conflicts
An official of the United Church urged chaplains to back officers who judge orders immoral. The 1953 Military Board of Review decision is recalled, where a soldier convicted of murder for shooting a Korean prisoner, though ordered by his superior, was deemed a reasoning agent faced with moral questions.
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