U S Seeks To Curb Traffic To GIs By PETER ARNETT and BERNARD GAVZER
An Associated Press investigation outlines a global drug pipeline from Himalayan poppies to Saigon streets. The Chinese Mafia feeds the trade, with corruption touching military and civilian routes across Southeast Asia, Laos, Thailand, and Indochina as heroin reaches American servicemen.
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United States
Associated Press
Southeast Asia
Dope Trade Deeply Woven Through Southeast Asia
A World War II era style probe traces a century old opium network in Laos, Vietnam, and Thailand, detailing how heroin from the Golden Triangle reaches U.S. soldiers in Vietnam. Officials warn the system resists disruption as trade becomes a livelihood and risks following GIs home, with estimates of seizures and a ready to expand market.
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Orient
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Thailand
Southeast Asia
United States
Opium Trade Fueled Across Southeast Asia to Vietnam Gear
Extensive networks span Burma Laos Thailand and Vietnam with Meo families cultivating opium poppies and Chinese traders paying high prices. Tap Vinh a major Chu Chow narcotics financier is alleged to direct shipments through Tachilek Mae Sai Ban Houei Sai to processing plants and on to Vietnam. Authorities report armed clashes over seized drugs and a widening reach via road sea and air routes ending in Saigon Nhatrang and Bangkok with political tolerance shaping the trade.
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Laos
Saigon
Thailand
Vietnam
Chu Chow
Tap Vinh
Mah-jong
Cholon
Duane Rathikone
U.S. Congress
Ban Houei Sai
Vientiane
Rathikone
Boun Pone
Royal
Tahi
Pakse
Nhatrang
Singapore
Hong Kong
Neuyen van Thieu
CIA
Bangkok
South Vietnam
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By Peter Arnett
Bernard Gavzer
America
Himalayas
Thailand-Laos
S.E. Asia
Lee Doc Ruong
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Washington, D.C
Interpol
International Police Agency
St. Cloud
Paris
Golden Triangle
Burma
News-Post
Fukien
China
Asia
Rach Gia
Navy
Ad Navy
Thieu
Fort Dix
William Wanzeck
South
Vitinan
Kong Tung
Tachilek
Chiang
Chiang Mal
Hevel
Huang Mrabang
Vientian
Ten
Tre
Thala
Lefang
Ben Hevei Sai
AOSE
Viena
Banqkok
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penn
Gulf of Yenkin
Hainan
Eee Vietnam
Cam Ranh