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WILSON ON VISTNAM by Chris Arthur

Harold Wilson is reported from Washington as having come out in support of the Amorican war of roprossion in South Victnan though he opposes extending agression to North Victnam. This statoment is all the more astonishing since ovon U.S. observors now admit that the stooge coup dtotatist dictatorship lacks all popular support and that the U.S. cause is lost,

The Observer admits that the insurgonts have tho sympathy af the poople even in the Government—controlled areas, Lifting a cornor of the blanket, the Obsorver admits: "Governmont defonce forces regularly stole livestock, sometimes extorted money and often made poople do forced labour,"

The Vietnamese peasants have fought the most heroic battles for 20 years against overwholming material odds and imperialist wealth, It is to be hopod they soon achiove poace, ingépendence and social progress. Tho best safeguard of their indopendence aftor victory is not ostracism but friendly trade and aid from a Labour Britain. ‘ilson has made a poor start.