Outlook on the Vietnam War Faces Mixed Reviews
Washington and Saigon reports show US leaders now hold a mixed view on Vietnam progress. Military gains include heavy air power and large troop deployments but peers warn a political economic and psychological victory is still needed. Rebels adapt through hit and run tactics, while pacification remains elusive.
Wounded GIs Wish To Return To Viet Nam
Claude W Spiva, 23, wounded in a Viet Cong ambush, says he wants to go back to Viet Nam as soon as able. His mother disagrees, but Spiva notes he could have six more years in the Army if he enlists again. He emphasizes Americans must stay in Viet Nam until Communists are deterred, and says most troops share his view. A tangy topping recipe for baked custard pudding follows.
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