Machinery Left From Geneva Meetings
The article argues Hanoi seeks to use Laos to pressure the United States, applying a Geneva framework to push for a settlement linked to Vietnam. It notes the 1954 and 1962 accords survive only as a framework, with Britain and the Soviet Union as co chairs, and suggests a new Geneva conference may be needed to create a lasting peace in Indochina.
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Vietnam
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Indochina
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Far East
France
United States
Red China
Cambodia
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Laos Crises Through Two Geneva Conferences and ICC Limits
The 1954 accord formed an ICC with India as chair to supervise Laos and Vietnam. A 1962 settlement aimed for neutral three way government, with foreign troops out and ICC oversight, yet unanimity and veto power hampered decisive action. North Vietnamese forces remained, and experts warned of potential takeovers without outside intervention.
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International Control Commission
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India
Canada
Poland
Laos
Phongsaly
Sam Neuwa
Vientiane
Burma
Thailand
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Cochairmen
U. S
Pathologist to Speak on Aircraft Accident Studies
Dr James A Benz director of pathology at Marion County Hospital Indianapolis will be principal speaker at the Butler County Medical Society meeting at the Hamilton Elks Club Ohio He will discuss The Medical Investigation of Aircraft Accidents Dr Benz a Indiana University Medical School graduate is board certified in anatomic clinical and forensic pathology He previously led pathology at Langley Air Force Base and led aerospace medical work at Scott Air Force Base Dr John Varney Middletown anesthesiologist is society president.
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James A. Benz
Marion County Hospital
Indianapolis
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Butler County Medical Society
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Hear m Deorftesac
Armed Forces
Scott Air Force Base
Brooks Air Force Base
John Varney
Middletown
British Rail Seeks Speed to Boost Passenger Traffic
London reports the British rail system aims to cut travel time by each added mile per hour, expecting a minimum one percent rise in passenger traffic per extra mph.
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Today In History highlights from Oct 19 events
On this date in 1781 British troops surrendered at Yorktown marking near end of the Revolution. Other notes include John Adams born in 1735, Napoleon retreat events, Adrianople siege, Guadalcanal bombing, Suez withdrawal talks, MLK Jr. sit down arrest in 1960, Khrushchev era shifts, and recent hurricane damage in Florida.
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