Word: withdrawnness
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...Asia or elsewhere, the United States should commit itself to whatever effort is necessary to overcome the Vietcong soon. If the reappraisal indicates anything less than Chinese hegemony following a Vietcong victory, the test of whether U.S. troops continue fighting for Saigon should be whether they can be withdrawn by the end of 1965, beginning on a regular schedule at the end of this year. This might open the field to the Vietcong; in that case the war could not have been won without the full commitment justifiable only when American defeat would be a major Chinese triumph...
...wake of its stupendous blunder, Find-A-Bird chose to lie low. A source close to Find-A-Bird officials, however, reported that several of the corporation's commissions had been withdrawn and that its stock had fallen off considerably...
...United States should leave banning travel to Castro; it suits him better than it does us. The restrictions on travel to Cuba should be withdrawn as a thoroughly unnecessary limit on the freedom of American citizens. And they should be withdrawn soon: the students who organized the last trip plan a second one this winter on a much larger scale. The resulting publicity will stimulate Congressional pressure which could make a change in policy politically impossible...
Despite Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu's reported assertions that the United States has no right to terminate aid to her country, the $500 million annual bounty ought to be ended and American forces withdrawn unless she and her relatives are reformed or replaced. Continued U.S. aid under present conditions virtually assures complicity in a major calamity. Predictions that the present Diem government will conquer the Vietcong guerrillas are fantasy; hopes for anything better than defeat are generously optimistic...
...White House statement on South Vietnam said that the major part of the U.S. military program can be completed by the end of 1965 and that 1,000 American personnel can be withdrawn by the end of this year. Congressmen should insist that the withdrawal of 1,000 U.S. personnel within the year, followed by regular withdrawals scheduled to remove all combat troops by the end of 1965, be the test of whether the war can be won. If this schedule cannot be met, the United States can only lost by staying...