Volume 20, Number 3 · March 8, 1973
Toward a Third Indochina War
By I.F. Stone
On the eve of the new international conference on Vietnam, it is useful to sum up just where we stand with the cease-fire and to try to find some keys to what the future holds for us in Southeast Asia. The first of these keys lies in a paradox: Nixon and our military had to get out in order to stay in.
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