Public views on South Vietnam and troop withdrawals
Harris poll shows 47 to 24 percent doubt South Vietnamese army can stop Communists, a shift from last spring. A majority favor continuing troop withdrawals even if South Vietnam falls, with 5 to 20 percent agreeing that the U.S. should keep withdrawing despite collapse.
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Public backs printing secrets amid Pentagon Papers case
After the Supreme Court upheld the right to publish the Pentagon Papers, public opinion shows 41 percent agree with printing secret war documents while 35 percent disagree, and interviews indicate strong support for the Court's ruling though not as a blanket freedom for all outlets.
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Da Nang airstrip sees declining traffic as Vietnam drawdown grows
Da Nang air base once the world’s busiest in 1969 now shows sharply reduced use. Through June daily takeoffs and landings averaged 1,284, risking a year total near 470,000 if unchanged. Military sources attribute the drop to Marines leaving Vietnam and reduced Lao operations.
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