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...cent who answered that "adequate social reform" cannot "be achieved in the U. S. without the use of violence" reflect a hard core of militant radicalism. Those who answered that violence must be used to achieve adequate social reform preferred the NLF 3 to 1 over the Thicu-Ky regime even though the class as a whole preferred a Thicu-Ky victory...
Some of those who believed that violence would have to be used to achieve adequate social reform apparently were non-radicals. Notably, 21 per cent of those who thought that violence would have to be used also thought that Pusey should not retire and preferred a Thicu-Ky victory in Vietnam...
...subject of Vietnam, the class again shows its non-radicalism with a plurality (43 per cent) saying they would prefer a Thieu-Ky victory if they "had to choose" between it and the NLF. However, 38 per cent said that they favor an NLF victory, which shows that the class certainly is not conservative...
TESSA UNTHANK Assistant Professor English Department Cumberland College Williamsburg, Ky...
...turning the burden of ground combat over to the South Vietnamese looked "more optimistic now" than they did even last summer when Washington was talking in terms of a pullout by the end of 1972. After Nixon's speech, South Viet Nam's Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky offered an off-the-cuff guess that all U.S. ground-combat troops could be withdrawn by the end of 1970 and the remaining support units, such as artillery batteries and helicopter crews...