Life in Saigon After Tet Quieted Yet Turbulent
After Tet, Saigon and other cities face altered civilian life with curfews and military patrols. Rebuilding proceeds as 84,983 homes were destroyed, 24,000 civilians wounded, and 16,000 dead. unemployment grows amid mobilization and a 50 percent rice shortfall despite harvest gains.
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Pearson cites Vietnam crisis hurting U S prestige
Former Prime Minister Les ter B. Pearson says U S involvement in Vietnam has divided the world into pro and anti American camps. He argues America, despite power, has failed to win a military decision and its prestige is weakened by fighting in Indochina.
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