Word: indochina
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...repeatedly in this campaign publicly admitted that his own position was wrong on the War prior to 1969. All Senator Muskie has contended is that since that time he and George McGovern have not significantly differed in their approach to ending our involvement in Indochina...
...years since its emergence as a major battleground of the Indochina war, Cambodia has teetered precariously between two kinds of trouble -military and political. Last week the once placid nation of 7,000,000 found itself deeply distressed by both...
Militarily, Cambodia has become a doormat for Indochina's warring forces. In its eastern provinces, 10,000 ARVN troops were cautiously probing the sanctuaries where elements of three North Vietnamese divisions are believed to be waiting for the signal to open their long-awaited dry-season offensive in South Viet Nam. Meanwhile, Communist units deeper inside Cambodia opened their own offensive. In midweek, a force of Communist artillerymen, perhaps no more than 200 strong, struck the capital with a devastating, 90-minute rocket and mortar barrage...
...CONTINUED U.S. involvement in the Indochina war is ironic for another reason. As the air war continues, the U.S. program to provide medical assistance to civilians injured during the war has been severely cut back. Senator Edward M. Kennedy has pointed out that "we cannot wash our hands" of the plight of these civilians...
What is equally apparent is that if Thailand is to avoid further involvement in Indochina and if Sino-American relations are to continue blossoming, the United States cannot "wash its hands" of the plight of the Vietnam negotiations...