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Description	English: This letter dated Augst 21, 1974 requests continued aid for South Vietnam. - President Ford took this letter to Congress to request more funding for an American ally fighting off communists.
Date	21 August 1974
Source	Gerald Ford 1974-77. - How would "peace with honor" be carried out?, VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. (Ecosia search / Source image 1 / Source image 2). This letter dated Augst 21, 1974 requests continued aid for South Vietnam. - President Ford took this letter to Congress to request more funding for an American ally fighting off communists., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. Anti-war protests continued into the mid-70s. Notice the concern over George McGovern and Coretta Scott King (MLK's widow) as leaders who it speculates may be working for Hanoi. If there are communists inside America, the war must go on., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. This press release by the Ford administration marked the end of American support and the evacuation of Saigon., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. John F. Kennedy 1961-63. - What caused the increase in "advisors" sent to Vietnam during the Kennedy administration?, VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. Ambassador Lodge communicates that as of August of 1963 the Diem government has compromised its legitimacy by imposing martial law and using the military to attack Buddhist pagodas. The advice is to support a coup that would unseat DiemC (1)., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. Ambassador Lodge communicates that as of August of 1963 the Diem government has compromised its legitimacy by imposing martial law and using the military to attack Buddhist pagodas. The advice is to support a coup that would unseat DiemC (2)., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. Ambassador Lodge communicates that as of August of 1963 the Diem government has compromised its legitimacy by imposing martial law and using the military to attack Buddhist pagodas. The advice is to support a coup that would unseat DiemC (3)., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY. Harry Truman 1945-53. - What most influenced Truman's support of the French efforts in Indochina? - Background: In this era, Harry Truman leads the United States out of WWII and into the Cold War. His "get tough" policy with Stalin led to the economic support of both Greece and Turkey and the Marshall Plan. Once Mao came to power in China and the Soviets tested their first atomic bomb, Truman was convinced to establish a "defensive perimeter" that would extend to Asia. The Korean War became the first setting where American ground troops would do battle against communist aggression., VIETNAM: A COLD WAR CASE STUDY.
Author	The government of the Republic of Viet-Nam.

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