New guerrilla offensive in Indo-China
By Robert Black
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wages and higher and higher rices? This just leads to inflation as in Germany in the 1930s. The only answer Arthur Lennon I can see is to change the We are holding a shop stewards' meeting next week about the December 8 strike.
We have got to come out on December 8. If we don't the Tories will go to town on us, massacre us.
In my factory if you mention the Tories you will be lost because the men say this is just union business. But a lot of the men do want to come out on strike and the main complaint is what are the union leaders doing? LIBERATION forces again harassed government troops yesterday along Cambodia's main rice carrying road, Highway Five, which runs from Phnom Penh to Battambang.
The Lon Nol regime High Command also admitted that Liberation forces may have infiltrated the capital, Mersey Docks and Harbour Board officials were in London yesterday for talks with Transport Minister Mr John Peyton over the NW port's future.
See story one Phnom Penh, which is already besieged on all sides by guerrillas.
Liberation army leaflets, said a government spokesin Phnom Penh for slating. months now.
FOR THE second day running, NLF guerrillas attacked army positions in S Vietnam.
One marine was killed and another seven wounded after an NLF hand grenade attack on a US stronghold 25 miles SW of Da Nang.
SURPRISE
There was also a successful surprise raid on another US position in Binh Duong province, North of Saigon. RENEWED guerrilla pressure throughout Indo-China A US F-105 Thunderchief jet yesterday bombed a N Vietnamese radar-controlled anti-aircraft site situated North of the demilitarized zone near the Laos frontier.
has led to speculation by Saigon vice-president Ky that a new guerrilla offensive is in the offing after the end of the wet season.
Interviewed on Washington television, where he has been talking with US leaders, this admirer of Hitler warned that the war would Sien mesation programmed •... if some day the war in Vietnam is ended for you Americans, for us in S Vietnam the trouble will still be there. We will still have to face the Communists.' DEMOCRACY The Saigon dictator reinsanes arrest of com 'We have to prevent them No stomach for Tory from making trouble .. If they are not communists I think all political groups have now a freedom and a right to act the way they This is the repressive military regime propped up by Nixon, Agnew and company in the USA.
Liberals like Senator Fullbright are becoming uneasy about the alliance, which is a growing strain on the ailing US economy and the Appearing on television, the Vietnamickied programme, which has in fact 'widened it [the war] up into Cambodia and now revived it in its intensity in N Vietnam and Laos'.
A new guerrilla offensive in Vietnam would undoubtedly step up the US ruling class crisis, and deepen the splits already visible in its ranks.
This would create even more favourable conditions for the US working class in struggle against the rightward moving Nixon Administration.