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More woes close in on communist Vietnam: snubbed by U.S., bogged down in Cambodia, feuding with China--Hanoi is learning there's more to winning a war than battlefield victory

U.S. news & world report, 1979-08, Vol.87, p.33-34

Wallace, James N

1979

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For Hanoi, woes mount on borders, at home: just four years after it overran the South, Hanoi has yet to learn that its many problems cannot be solved on the field of battle [political and economic problems]

U.S. news & world report, 1979-04, Vol.86, p.47-48

Wallace, James N

1979

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In Vietnam, the woes pile up: corruption, red tape and a sagging economy are just part of it; Hanoi also is having trouble bringing the defeated South into line

U.S. news & world report, 1978-07, Vol.85, p.28-29

Wallace, James N

1978

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Report from South Vietnam--one place where a truce brings no end to woes: there's an endless array of troubles--from high prices to a scarcity of jobs; a further worry: is Hanoi preparing for another round of fighting?

U.S. news & world report, 1973-11, Vol.75, p.82-84

1973

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Appraisal from Saigon--can South Vietnam survive after the GI's leave?

U.S. news & world report, 1970-09, Vol.69, p.72-74

Sanders, Sol W

1970

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Should U.S. let Vietnam join U.N.? Yes--"U.N. should comprise every nation in the world"; interview with Senator George McGovern, Democrat, of South Dakota; No--"They haven't come anywhere close on basic human quality"; interview with Senator Pete V. Domenici, Republican of New Mexico

U.S. news & world report, 1976-10, Vol.81, p.49-50

1976

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South Vietnam - Headache for Communist Victors

U.S. news & world report, 1975-06, Vol.78 (24), p.25

1975

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Holding Back Hanoi: a Need to Rebuild

U.S. news & world report, 1974-03, Vol.76 (11), p.70

1974

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Now Reds Create a "Third Vietnam"

U.S. news & world report, 1973-07, Vol.75 (5), p.29

1973

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Answers to a mystery: why North Vietnam fights on: problems--sure; but tightly knit leadership in Hanoi, plus injections of Soviet and red Chinese arms, keeps the communist war drive going

U.S. news & world report, 1971-08, Vol.71, p.40-41

1971

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Growing menace to Vietnam: red spies in the south; another concern for U.S. as it winds down the war: communist subversives, trying to pave the way for a takeover when GI's leave

U.S. news & world report, 1970-12, Vol.69, p.51-52

1970

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From intelligence reports--inside North Vietnam: a tidal wave of troubles; corruption, short rations, political fighting--they're all part of the price Hanoi's leaders are making the people pay for endless war

U.S. news & world report, 1970-11, Vol.69, p.21-22

1970

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After the war: a bonanza for South Vietnam: once peace comes, war-torn Vietnam could become a model of economic progress in Asia; pitfalls are there--but so are the makings of a boom, including a mountain of American assets, a corps of technicians, and much more

U.S. news & world report, 1970-01, Vol.68, p.34-36

1970

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South Vietnam after the war: how it could be rebuilt; even in the midst of fighting, plans are being drawn for South Vietnam's postwar recovery

U.S. news & world report, 1969-04, Vol.66, p.34-35

1969

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American influence fading fast in South Vietnam: the U.S. "presence" is down to almost bare bone; moving in fast are the French, Japanese and others; it's a rocky road ahead for American authority [some emphasis on the economic sector]

U.S. news & world report, 1973-08, Vol.75, p.53-54

1973

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Hanoi's woes deepen in South Vietnam: from bribery to armed resistance, communist North Vietnam is having nothing but trouble

U.S. news & world report, 1981-11, Vol.91, p.39-40

Patten, Steve

1981

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Vietnam's ordeal of terror and hardship: life for the conquered South Vietnamese is grim under communist rule; some flee, some take to the jungle to carry on the fight, but, for most, there is little hope

U.S. news & world report, 1980-06, Vol.88, p.30-31

Patten, Steve

1980

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China-Vietnam peace--just a facade; both sides are claiming a victory in the border war--one more signal that they are not ready to compromise their ancient rivalries

U.S. news & world report, 1979-03, Vol.86, p.28

Wallace, James N

1979

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Now China learns a lesson in Vietnam: like the U.S., Peking has discovered that military superiority is no guarantee of victory over Hanoi's battle-hardened veterans

U.S. news & world report, 1979-03, Vol.86, p.27-28

Wallace, James N

1979

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Hanoi's uneasy conquest: guns won the war, but communists need more than weapons to change attitudes, turn a nation around

U.S. news & world report, 1978-01, Vol.84, p.39-40

Wallace, James N

1978

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As U.S. pulls out--South Vietnam's chances of making it alone [political, military, economic and social problems]

U.S. news & world report, 1971-09, Vol.71, p.30-33

Sklarewitz, Norman

1971

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Perils of peace for Vietnam: an end to fight--if it can be achieved--will not be the end of all South Vietnam's problems by any means; a crucial "peace struggle" with Hanoi lies ahead; is Saigon ready for it?

U.S. news & world report, 1968-12, Vol.65, p.29-31

Sanders, Sol W

1968

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How U.S. arms make Vietnam an "instant" power in Asia impact of military equipment and supplies left behind when United States forces were withdrawn

U.S. news & world report, 1976-11, Vol.81, p.39

1976

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Getting Ready for Truce - Rush of Arms to Vietnam

U.S. news & world report, 1972-11, Vol.73 (22), p.18

1972

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When Hanoi's rulers gobble up a neighbor: thousands flee Laos, while others stay to fight, but it's a losing battle against a regime that takes its orders from Vietnam

U.S. news & world report, 1980-06, Vol.88, p.53-54

Patten, Steve

1980

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More woes close in on communist Vietnam: snubbed by U.S., bogged down in Cambodia, feuding with China--Hanoi is learning there's more to winning a war than battlefield victory

For Hanoi, woes mount on borders, at home: just four years after it overran the South, Hanoi has yet to learn that its many problems cannot be solved on the field of battle [political and economic problems]

In Vietnam, the woes pile up: corruption, red tape and a sagging economy are just part of it; Hanoi also is having trouble bringing the defeated South into line

Report from South Vietnam--one place where a truce brings no end to woes: there's an endless array of troubles--from high prices to a scarcity of jobs; a further worry: is Hanoi preparing for another round of fighting?

Appraisal from Saigon--can South Vietnam survive after the GI's leave?

Should U.S. let Vietnam join U.N.? Yes--"U.N. should comprise every nation in the world"; interview with Senator George McGovern, Democrat, of South Dakota; No--"They haven't come anywhere close on basic human quality"; interview with Senator Pete V. Domenici, Republican of New Mexico

South Vietnam - Headache for Communist Victors

Holding Back Hanoi: a Need to Rebuild

Now Reds Create a "Third Vietnam"

Answers to a mystery: why North Vietnam fights on: problems--sure; but tightly knit leadership in Hanoi, plus injections of Soviet and red Chinese arms, keeps the communist war drive going

Growing menace to Vietnam: red spies in the south; another concern for U.S. as it winds down the war: communist subversives, trying to pave the way for a takeover when GI's leave

From intelligence reports--inside North Vietnam: a tidal wave of troubles; corruption, short rations, political fighting--they're all part of the price Hanoi's leaders are making the people pay for endless war

After the war: a bonanza for South Vietnam: once peace comes, war-torn Vietnam could become a model of economic progress in Asia; pitfalls are there--but so are the makings of a boom, including a mountain of American assets, a corps of technicians, and much more

South Vietnam after the war: how it could be rebuilt; even in the midst of fighting, plans are being drawn for South Vietnam's postwar recovery

American influence fading fast in South Vietnam: the U.S. "presence" is down to almost bare bone; moving in fast are the French, Japanese and others; it's a rocky road ahead for American authority [some emphasis on the economic sector]

Hanoi's woes deepen in South Vietnam: from bribery to armed resistance, communist North Vietnam is having nothing but trouble

Vietnam's ordeal of terror and hardship: life for the conquered South Vietnamese is grim under communist rule; some flee, some take to the jungle to carry on the fight, but, for most, there is little hope

China-Vietnam peace--just a facade; both sides are claiming a victory in the border war--one more signal that they are not ready to compromise their ancient rivalries

Now China learns a lesson in Vietnam: like the U.S., Peking has discovered that military superiority is no guarantee of victory over Hanoi's battle-hardened veterans

Hanoi's uneasy conquest: guns won the war, but communists need more than weapons to change attitudes, turn a nation around

As U.S. pulls out--South Vietnam's chances of making it alone [political, military, economic and social problems]

Perils of peace for Vietnam: an end to fight--if it can be achieved--will not be the end of all South Vietnam's problems by any means; a crucial "peace struggle" with Hanoi lies ahead; is Saigon ready for it?

How U.S. arms make Vietnam an "instant" power in Asia impact of military equipment and supplies left behind when United States forces were withdrawn

Getting Ready for Truce - Rush of Arms to Vietnam

When Hanoi's rulers gobble up a neighbor: thousands flee Laos, while others stay to fight, but it's a losing battle against a regime that takes its orders from Vietnam

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