Fall of Hue could topple Thieu regime says Stennis
Sen. John Stennis of Mississippi warned on Issues and Answers that Hue’s fall could be the big push to topple Nguyen Van Thieu’s government. He said renewed bombing or blockades may not bring immediate relief. South Vietnamese forces must fight, with U.S. air support limited to protect troops.
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Viet soldiers aid downed Americans then vanish in jungle
Five U S soldiers, trapped for 13 days after their helicopter was shot down near Dak To, survived with help from a wounded South Vietnamese soldier who vanished six hours before rescue. The five, including three U S advisers, were later rescued as U S and South Vietnamese efforts resumed.
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John Paul Vann
Central Highlands
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Hope
Jeff
Kellerami Lea
Poko River
John P. Keller
Pleiku
Julius G. Warmath
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Southeast Asia war reports warn Laos and Cambodia near collapse
A Senate Foreign Relations staff report warns North Vietnamese pressure could leave Laos and Cambodia in permanent siege, with Cambodia losing half its territory and both countries preserved only by Hanoi's self-imposed limits. The report cites January visits to the region and notes ongoing U.S. air and ground commitments, plus Thai irregular troops and large U.S. personnel presence in Thailand. It also references Viet Nam's ongoing war strategy through Laos and Cambodia.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Giap vows victory over U S after Dien Bien Phu victory
North Vietnamese Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Giap marked the 18th anniversary of Dien Bien Phu by claiming he has defeated three American governments and will finish off the war against Nixon. The Radio Hanoi broadcast cited Giap’s long career from Ho Chi Minh ally to modern Vietnamese commander.
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