Dak To Test in South Vietnamese Battle Struggle
AP reports from Dak To in the central highlands as South Vietnamese units take the lead in battle against North Vietnamese forces. The clash involves full divisions, has lasted a month with heavy casualties, and may signal how future warfare will unfold with fewer American troops. A U.S. brigade remains nearby as Vietn amese commanders vow to hold the line.
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Army Officials Fear Criticism Of Pullout Plan
Washington AP reports fear among Army officials of Congressional backlash if mobilized Guard and reserve troops are not included in the 25 000 troop withdrawal from Vietnam. About 12 000 of 20 000 mobilized guardsmen and reservists serve in Vietnam. The pullout starts within 30 days and should finish by August.
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North Vietnamese push near Ben Het tests南 Vietnam forces
The 28th Infantry Regiment and artillery remain near Ben Het with tanks and possibly helicopters in the area. Battles may continue through the monsoon, while observers hope rains force the North Vietnamese back into Cambodia and Laos. If not, U S 4th Division troops may be needed to back South Vietnamese forces in a decisive test near Dak To.
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