Far Eastern Economic Review1968 |
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Page 11
Presidents Thieu , Park and Marcos ( left to right ) stand beside the Thai Premier Thanom Kittikachorn and President Johnson . These five leaders whose countries are engaged in the Vietnam war were able to discuss the conflict when they ...
Presidents Thieu , Park and Marcos ( left to right ) stand beside the Thai Premier Thanom Kittikachorn and President Johnson . These five leaders whose countries are engaged in the Vietnam war were able to discuss the conflict when they ...
Page 12
... PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S talks with President Thieu cannot be said to have resulted in any increased understanding between the US and South Vietnam . Indeed , the two countries seem to be re- garding each other with growing sus- picion . The ...
... PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S talks with President Thieu cannot be said to have resulted in any increased understanding between the US and South Vietnam . Indeed , the two countries seem to be re- garding each other with growing sus- picion . The ...
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... President Thieu said he was satisfied there were no dif- ferences between himself and President Johnson on these questions , although until their meeting in Canberra in Decem- ber there seems to have been a degree of misunderstanding ...
... President Thieu said he was satisfied there were no dif- ferences between himself and President Johnson on these questions , although until their meeting in Canberra in Decem- ber there seems to have been a degree of misunderstanding ...
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