Analysis (Future United States Indochina Policy) | Vanderbilt Television News Archive

Analysis (Future United States Indochina Policy) #228319

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 03, 1973
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(DC) In 1966 LBJ met South Vietnam leaders in Philippines and told them United States would not allow South Vietnam to become another Korea. It did. United States still has troops in Korea 23 years after end of war and United States now promising South Vietnam continued support. US involvement in Cambodia originally began as support effort for Vietnam. Now Cambodia threatens to take over where Korea and South Vietnam left off.
REPORTER: Eric Sevareid

Reporter(s):: Sevareid, Eric
Duration:: 00:02:30

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