Kennedy Defends Vietnam Policy Against Hanoi Link Claims
In a Sunday letter, State Henry Kissinger outlines current American policy in Indochina while voicing displeasure at a cable from South Vietnam ambassador Graham Martin. Kennedy denounces any suggestion of a tie between Hanoi decisions and Congress views as harmful innuendo and notes Congress and the public have concerns about commitments and involvement in the region.
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Smart bombs seen revolutionizing warfare
Washington officials forecast a decade of military change as precision guided bombs move from gravity devices to glide missiles. terminal guidance via television or laser aims to achieve one shot one kill, transforming warfare like tanks and radar did in prior eras.
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All Sides Losers in Cambodian War Four-Year Mark
Phnom Penh report says fate hands losses to all parties in Cambodia's four year conflict. Sihanouk, exiled leader of the National United Front, is isolated as Lon Nol's US backed government fights Khmer Rouge and Vietnamese forces amid mounting casualties and mass refugees. The Khmer Rouge and Cambodian government each bolster sizable armies while Sihanouk sends weekly telegrams as foreign powers shape the war.
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U.S. forces ready if Hanoi attacks say Gaylor
Admiral Noel Gaylor, commander in the Pacific, told UPI that North Vietnam seems poised for a large south offensive. He warned Washington would resume combat if needed, including renewed bombing and a naval blockade, pending national decision by the people, the President and Congress.
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Shrimp Trawler Captain Says Talk Forbidden by State Dept
Ashley Clemmons, skipper of a shrimp trawler jailed in Cuba with three crewmen for 10 months, says the U.S. State Department has ordered them not to speak about their imprisonment. He declines to reveal how many others are held or their location.
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