AID Program Gets New Status War's Other Side
In Saigon the AID program gains new stature amid Viet Nam war strain. Civilians now receive greater support from military planners including a weekly helicopter allowing faster field visits. Yet planning gaps and delays persist, with officials warning time is scarce to complete essential projects.
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Washington officials report peace initiatives from North and South Viet Nam have cooled in recent weeks. President Johnson shows no current move to bring the war to negotiation, while Hanoi insists on continuing the fight and warns of a prolonged war if peace talks fail. Premier Pham Van Dong pledges renewed resistance despite growing North Vietnamese hardship.
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