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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
3
Cambodian river patrol boats of four gunboats were ambushed near the Cho Gao Canal. After regrouping, the patrol returned and killed at least 23 Viet Cong guerrillas, with two crewmen slain and six wounded. Authorities captured three guerrillas and seized two rifles and 18 grenades while other weapons were dumped into a canal.
In Saigon Paul Hasluck, visiting Australian External Affairs Minister, called Charles de Gaulle’s Asia proposal an impractical dream. He said neutralization is not real politics and warned of a world power struggle as he prepared to fly to Laos.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Williams College commencement audience that the United States will not abandon Laos or South Vietnam to Communists. He urged China and Hanoi to leave neighbors alone and stressed that existing agreements should be respected with no new settlements needed.
UPI dispatch reports General Westmoreland, visiting Kuala Lumpur, will study Malayan counterinsurgency methods used against guerrillas. The Malayan campaign, noted for defeating Communist insurgents, is cited as a model for South Viet Nam operations during the ongoing conflict.
A Saigon committee formed to draft a code regulating political parties in South Viet Nam. Eight representatives from sixteen recognized parties were elected to serve on the panel, which will include six government members. Premier Nguyen Khanh urged solidarity between government and people as the guiding principle. Westmoreland, visiting, outlined an American advisory role and will study Malaysia's anti Communist emergency measures and resettlement plans. He stressed that study differs from direct talks.
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