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rHE MICHIGAN DAILY

dnesdoy, October 18 1.972

P a g e S i xE H E M I C I G A N D A I Y W d n e d o y , O c t b e r 1 8 , 1 9 7

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Secret

Vietnam analysis

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reveals conflicting policy

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WASHINGTON (A) - An analysis study, which was sent to the Penta- singer, presidential advisor for na-
of the Vietnam war, widely cir- gon in March 1971, said it receiv- tional security affairs.
culated among Nixon administra- ed attention from top officials in- His analysis was prepared as an
tion planners but never released, cluding Kissinger. RAND is a pub- unclassified document but was ney-
said 18 months ago that peace nego- lic research corporation w h o s e er released after submitted to the
tiations and Vietnamization "can- principal client is the Defense De- Pentagon for routie security re-
not be pursued simultaneously, partment.
with equal chance of success." The author of the analysis said view.
The study said any thaw in peace that Vietnamization offered t h e Pauker's analysis said also that
talks could undermine the "atmos- best opportunity for American with- Americans who demand that the
phere of 'struggle for survival' on drawal under conditions that would government of President Nguyen
which Vietnamization depends" and maximize the chances that a viable Van Thieu broaden its political base
recommended Vietnamization as non-Communist regime would en- do not understand Vietnamese poli-
the best opportunity for U.S. dis- ' dure in South Vietnam." tics.
engagement from the war. Thus, he said, North Vietnam 'A truly 'broadly based' or 're-
The administration is on record might soften its negotiating stance presentative' government is not
as seeking a settlement of the war as a tactic to undermine Vietnain- possible in South Vietnam today,"
through peace talks while pursuing ization. The U.S. seeks to strength-. he wrote. "It is a fiction which
a policy of Vietnamization. en the South Vietnamese govern- can only perpetuate chaos and re-
The study, prepared by a senior ment to a point it can resist Com- tard the Vietnamization program
RAND Corp. analyst, argued that munist pressure without direct U.S. that will permit American disen-
Communist participation in South military involvement. gagement."
Vietnamese government would re- The RAND analysts was written In the last six months, f a c e d
suilt in an end of American a i d by Guy Pauker, who spent years with a Communist military offen-
without which a Communist take- in Vietnam and Indonesia and be- sive, Thieu has moved against do-'
over "would only be a matter ofV came an influentialeadviser on mestic political opposition, suspend
time." Asian policies. He was a Har- ed provincial elections and closed
Sources familiar with the RAND yard classmate of Dr. Henry his- several newspapers.

AP Photo
Explaining the accident
Surviving pilot Richard Bingham, whose plane crashed into an
Ice Cream Parlor and killed 22 persons, explains his take-off pro-
cedure to a national safety board hearing yesterday. Witnesses
charged that Bingham attempted a premature takeoff.
TREATY RATIFIED:
Germans agree to
ease border travel

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BONN, Germany (A") - East and
West Germany completed action
yesterday on a trafic treaty easing
border restrictions. and began talks
on one to normalize relations be-
tween the long hostile states.
The historic document, ratified
Monday by East Germany's rub-
ber-stamp parliament, was approv-
ed by the West German Bundestag
last month.
The two diplomats immediately
resumed efforts to negotiate a
treaty normalizing relations be-
tween their two countries, still sep-

arated by an 816-mile border where
East German guards shoot to kill
defectors to the west.
The traffic treaty will ease pas-
sage through the border by road,
rail and inland waterway.
Added concessions by E a s t
Germany allow Germans to visit
relatives across the border for a
total of 30 days a year, provide for
unlimited tourist traffic via recog-
nized travel bureaus, and for he
first time permit East Germans
below pension age to visit the west
on pressing family matters.

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