Dirty Peace Looms Over Vietnam Says Arnett
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett argues peace talks in Paris may yield a vague settlement like a dirty peace. He warns the Viet Cong will seek political power, North Vietnamese support remains, and Saigon fears loss of control while a tripartite council forms for reconstruction and concord.
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Vietnam War Blunders Reassessing U S Choices
William L. Ryan surveys errors in U S policy in Indochina from early alarm signals to costly misjudgments. He cites Taylor and McNamara warnings in 1961, vague strategy, unclear objectives, and the heavy use of firepower that failed to deter communism while fueling domestic and international backlash.
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U S Keeps Bombing Until Cease fire
U S officials say bombing will continue until the cease fire. The article notes planned air power use to support South Vietnamese ground troops and the shift of U S Air Force headquarters from Saigon to Thailand after the cease fire. It mentions negotiations in Paris and potential delays in major air power cuts until all American POWs are returned.
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War Costs Soar in Lives and Dollars in Vietnam
The Associated Press reports staggering tolls and costs in the Vietnam War. American casualties exceed 45,000 dead and 935,000 wounded, with 921,250 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses. US civilians killed rise, refugees swell, and tax costs top 137 billion as airpower totals 7.1 million tons dropped.
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