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Abrams, Creighton

background of

Cambodian issues and

Laos operation and

military stalemate as seen by

North Vietnamese 1972 offensive and

Thieu urged to accept draft agreement by

in Vietnam policy debate

withdrawal strategy assessed by

Abzug, Bella

Acheson, Dean

Administration of National Concord

Afghanistan

AFL-CIO

Africa, Soviet and Cuban involvement in

Agence France Presse

Agence Khmer-Presse

Agnew, Spiro

Aiken, George

air operations, see bombing, bombing campaigns, U.S.

Albert, Carl

Aldrich, George

Algeria

Allen, James

Almanac of American Politics, The

Americans for Democratic Action

An Loc

Annam

antiwar movement, see peace movement

Apollo

Apollo

Arends, Leslie

Armed Forces Appropriation Authorization

Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)

in Laos operation

North Vietnamese 1972 offensive and

North Vietnamese 1975 offensives and

organization of

Asia, geopolitical differences between Europe and

Associated States of Indochina

Aubrac, Raymond

Australia

Bahr, Egon

Balkans

Ball, George

Baltimore Sun

Ban Me Thuot

Bartlett, Dewey

Barzel, Rainer

Base Area

Bay of Pigs

Beecher, William

Belgium

Berlin blockade

Biden, Joseph

Binh, Madame Nguyen Thi

Bo, Mai Van

boat people

Boggs, Hale

bombing, bombing campaigns, U.S.

evidence of, in Hanoi

Johnsons decisions on

in Laos

Nixons decisions on

in Paris Agreement

Paris peace talks and

Sihanouk and

see also Cambodia, U.S. bombing campaign in; Christmas bombing of 1972

Bouteflika, Abdelaziz

Bowles, Chester

Brandt, Willy

Brennan, Peter J.

Brewster, Kingman

Brezhnev, Leonid

Fords oral note to

HAKs pre-summit meetings with

in Moscow summit

Nixons correspondence with

Brokaw, Tom

Brooke, Edward

Browne, Malcolm W.

Bruce, David

Buchanan, Pat

Buckley, William

Buddhists

Bullington, James R.

Bundy, McGeorge

Bundy, William

Bunker, Ellsworth

Cambodian bombing endorsed by

in Cambodian incursion debate

described

in Haig-Thieu meetings

in HAK-Thieu meetings

Laos operation and

seven-point peace proposal and

and Thieus concerns about a negotiated peace

in Vietnam policy debate

Bureau of Intelligence and Research

Burma

Bush, George H. W.

Business Executives for Vietnam Peace

Byrd, Robert

Byrd amendment

Cambodia

alleged neutrality of

allied incursion into, see Cambodian incursion

cease-fire proposals for

China-U.S. relations and

congressional restrictions on aid to

and fall of Phnom Penh

final collapse of

final Khmer Rouge offensive in

Fishhook area of

guerrilla war in

in HAK-Le Duc Tho negotiations

Khmer Rouge genocide and atrocities in

media on

moral issue of

myth of failure to negotiate on

North Vietnamese invasion of

North Vietnamese offensive in

North Vietnamese supply routes and sanctuaries in

North Vietnamese troops in

in Paris Agreement

Parrots Beak area of

peace movement and

POWs in

Sihanouks overthrow in

Sihanouks position in collapse of

Sino-Soviet rift and

U.S. ambivalence toward

U.S. bombing campaign in, see Cambodia, U.S. bombing campaign in

U.S. domestic debate on

U.S. evacuation from

U.S. military assistance to

U.S. relations with

Vietcong in

Vietnams historic relationship with

Watergate and

Cambodia, U.S. bombing campaign in

civilian casualties in

Communist regimes reaction to

Congress and

decision-making in

documents on

embassy role in

ending of

as indiscriminate,

Khmer Rouge brutality and

Laird and

media reaction to

Moose-Lowenstein reports and

myth of, summarized

Oval Office meetings on

in Paris Peace talks

presidential authority for, after Paris Agreement (Rogers)

secrecy ascribed to

Sihanouk and

Cambodian incursion

Agnews views on

announcement of

balance sheet on

casualties in

Chinas reaction to

Communist Summit on

Congress briefed on

congressional reaction to

COSVN search in

debate and decision-making on

domestic dissent on

Kent State killings and

Lairds views on

media and

Moose-Lowenstein reports on

Nixons speech on

NSC meetings on

onset of

Rock Crusher Operation in

Rogers and

Senate debate on

Sino-Soviet split and

Soviet reaction to

success of

U.S. allies and

Vietnamization program and

Cam Ranh Bay

Canada

Cao Van Vien

Carter, Jimmy

Case-Church amendment

cease-fires

for Cambodia

in HAK-Le Duc Tho negotiations

for Indochina

for Laos

in Moscow summit

Nixon administration discussion of

Nixons proposal of

Nixons speech on

in Paris peace talks

standstill

State Department initiative on

withdrawal as condition for

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Chancellor, John

Cheng Heng

Chicago Daily News

Chicago Tribune

Chile

China, Peoples Republic of

in background of U.S. Vietnam policy

Cambodian incursion and

Christmas bombing denounced by

and Geneva Accords of 1954

HAKs secret trip to

Nixons visit to

North Vietnamese 1975 offensives and

Sihanouk and

Soviet relations with, see China-Soviet relations

in victory over Nationalists

China-Soviet relations

in HAK-Brezhnev meeting

HAK-Le Duc Tho negotiations and

in Moscow summit

support for Sihanouk vs. Lon Nol in

in U.S Vietnam policy

China-U.S. relations

in HAK-Brezhnevs pre-summit meetings

HAK-Le Duc Tho negotiations and

HAKs Hanoi visit and

North Vietnamese 1972 offensive and

Christian Science Monitor

Christmas bombing of 1972

alleged HAK-Nixon rift and

Chinas reaction to

civilian casualties in

congressional criticism of

decision for

HAKs press briefing and

international criticism of

media reaction to

resumption of negotiations and

Church, Frank

Churchill, Winston

Civil War, U.S.

Clifford, Clark

coalition government:

in Laos

North Vietnamese demands for

in Paris peace talks

Thieus opposition to

U.S. proposal of

Cochinchina

Colby, William

Cold War

containment policy in

Domino Theory in, see Domino Theory

Indochina as decisive battle in

massive retaliation doctrine in

in post-Vietnam perspective

universalist policy-making in

Columbia Eagle

Committee of National Reconciliation

Committee to Re-elect the President

Communism, Communists

Manichean view of conflict with

in post-World War II era

see also Cold War; specific countries and organizations

Communist Party, French

Communist Party, North Vietnamese

Congress, U.S.

Agreement enforcement issue in

briefed on North Vietnamese 1972 offensive

Cambodian aid restricted by

Cambodian incursion and

Christmas bombing and

draft lottery issue in

economic aid to North Vietnam and

end-the-war amendments in

Indochina aid opposed by

Laos bombing issue in