Viet Nam policy debate strains U S left and right
The column discusses South Vietnam defense, SEATO's role, and internal U S disputes over anti communist strategy. It cites figures like J. Edgar Hoover, Richard Nixon, and Birch Society, noting troop levels around 3,000 to 4,000 and advisory status. The piece weighs public opinion, legal action against communism, and potential shifts in alliances. It warns the danger of inaction and argues for a firm stance against communism in Southeast Asia.
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South -Viet Nam
Washington
Hoover
Tack Birch
Teader Welch
Kennedy
Nam
Énuity
Philippines
Laos
Cambodia
Seato
TIGER
League Against Communism
George
Sen. Dodd
D-Conn
Extreme
Me Sakolsky
Cobumn
Vetumi Lo Sant
Treaty Nations
SFATO
Southeast Asia Treaty] Organization
United States
Britain
Fratie 6
Australia
N Zealand
Pakistan
Trakd' Lund
South Viet
Naim
Bangkok
Wat Fine
Thailand
Jaos
Ivy
Rusk
France
Dick Nixon
South
Viet Nam
Dick Wheth
Gore
U.S
Asian’ Nations Ling
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