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DIFFERENT GROUPS, GOALS, AND MEANS Saigon Politics: Control Anarchy Sometimes an outsider watches with dismay the anti - Communist war waged from Saigon. He wonders how the battle can be carried on successfully with so many different groups seeking dif- ferent goals by different means. Following is the last of five articles on the war in Viet: Nam. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAIGON (AP) -- Sometimes Saigon politics have the look of controlled anarchy. Sometimes, the South Viet- mamese seem simultaneously to The Buddhists do net state their goals clearly. Many say they want the Americans to stay and keep the Communists out. But at the same time there are indications that Buddhists can move about unmolested in Viet Cong territory. One of the most effective leaders appears to be the as- cetic Thich Tri Quang, the imonk who took asylum in the |U.S. embassy in the last days of Diem. Students of the situa- tion say he is a top leader of the movement, though working behind the scenes. One assess- ment of him that he thinks in cans pull out, the Communists soon would be in charge. On still a lower level, there is ambivalence about the "long- noses'--as the Americans are called. Villagers not under firm Viet Cong control fear the ap- pearance of an American at an outpost because it can spell Viet Cong attack. The villager thinks primarily of surviving and being left alone. To, soldiers on a mission, the presence of Americans is an in- vitation to the Viet Cong to make them a target. They wel- come the Americans for the when their helicopters push back the Viet Cong or perform miracles in bringing in supplies or evacuating the wounded. These are only a few of the problems that make the dirty war confusing and frustrating HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S | OIL } 313 ALBERT ST. support they give, but fear their 24-HOUR SERVICE be afraid to live with the Amer-|terms not of years but of dec-\nresence in danger areas. 'The icans and afraid to live without|ades when Buddhism will be/ viet Cong pick out Americans 723-4663 AT R A them. |the only force in the South and|in attacks. The more the Amer- 23-466 Sometimes it appears that the, when it can repeat its southern|icans it seems, the heavier the SERVING OSHAWA OVER Americans and the Vietnamese|campaign in the Communist fire. ' ' | 50 YEARS are living and thinking in two) North. | te Aunieicans ane aleannl different worlds with little COM) A ATHOL ICS BUILD UP [oe _* munication between them. 4 pe practi | In South Viet Nam, the out-| Catholics also have been con- ' sider watches with feelings of|structing a vigorous community dismay the clash of politicaljof their own. Bishops appoint) MM) forces: Buddhists with their|the authorities. The communi- es u >€ emotional politics and cloudy|tics accept the leadership of the { SE WHat -eOLEC goals, Roman Catholics with|priests and follow their strict THE G their closely knit community,|injunctions. Catholic communi- ILORGANT the army with its monopoly of|ties seem to be able, often, to ALL-ORGANIC LAWN Fep political power, the Viet. Cong/live surrounded by Viet Cong with its hold on much of the/and at least tolerated by the country's territory. Communists, Indeed, many a The outsider wonders whether Viet Cong guerrilla seeks the) all this eventually might|rites of the church or Catholic squeeze the Americans into|burial for his comrades. There} holdout enclaves -- something|is a war to be fought, and eve-| like little West Berlins -- in|dently the Communist leader- places like Da Nang, Na Trang,|ship feels it is not yet time to & Bien Hoa, Cap St. Jacques and| stamp out religious feeling. Saigon. And there are the generals.| The last two years saw the|To the detached observer, they downfall of president Ngo Dinh|seem to live in a world differ-| '|Diem, a series of coups and/ent from that of the Americans. counter - coups and the emer-/The Vietnamese and American gence of the Buddhists as anjofficers consult, but often there organized political force which}seems no real meeting -- of lean erode state authority and) minds. The generals frequently ithe war effort appear jealous of their political BUDDHISTS ORGANIZE positions and fearful that the What are the Buddhists doing! Americans will mix in internal now? They seem intent upon|political affairs. | trying to do what the state,) Politicai history for two years dominated by politically ambi-|has been one of repeated coups. tious generals, failed to do. Rumors of a new coup pop up Ghe Buddhists are reported|regularly, bringing a sort of distributing a plan for political|paralysis to those Vietnamese organization town by town,\officers wiio have been politi- block by block, family by fam-|cally appointed. ily. It envisages education of) The Americans went to South! children in community schools) Viet Nam originally to advise. in the Buddhist way, help for| Now they fight, too. But Ameri- the old and the sick, construc-|can ideas of aggressive prose- ion of centrers and_ pagodas,|cution of a war fail frequently to BOWMANVILLE -- The first)Jeffrey Brooks, Wesley Parry. organization of monks. One sees|coincide with the ideas of the Atom Baseball League games)pennis Livingstone, Kerrythe results in Saigon. Before|Vietnamese generals. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1965 TM +ne SIZE, 100 ONLY MEN'S CASUAL PANTS Cotton Fabric, Assorted Colors. Sizes 28 to 44 waist. ROYAL DECORUM SHATTERED CAROLINE KENNEDY makes an undignified exit from limousine as_ her brother, John John, leads the way into Buckingham Palace last night. The chil- dren of the late president were driven to the palace after their arrival from New. York with the . Ken- nedy family. The Kennedys will take part in the dedi- cation of a memorial to President John F. Kennedy at the Meadows of Runny- mede today Atom Baseball League Season Opens Saturday Tu-Tone" with it one of Canada's yli r seller HAND TOWELS Heavy Weight Selection of Solid Colors Assorted colors and sizes with Stretchie Tops SPECIAL 2-87: 43 ONLY VACUUM BOTTLES Aladdin 30-oz. SPECIAL ACTION! ACTION! ACTION! More Houses Are Sold Daily Through Mea S| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Consult a member of the OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD 17 Bond Street East 2nd Floor Phone 728-1261 Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily will be played Saturday morn-|. 416 Ronnie Smith and Don- the first major clash with the ALL LASSES ONE LOW PRICE Twins on the south diamond at) Cardinals: Rolly Simpson, {res rising up in Saigon, and in| people in the cities, there is a| The members of the teamS|payl Bowen, Douglas Led dy,| Henry Cabot Lodge left his post! $ 95 $ 95 Role In Viet War 1 / Frank, Roderick Thompson,|Stephenson, Gerry Chisholm Americans will lose their pa-| ssn Sosa J -- Yonkers: Michael Orme,iviet Nam crisis from flaming} @ BUY DIRECT FROM THE LABORATORY AND SAVE |Rundle, Bobby Preston, Peteritiberal member of Parliament AT THE SAME LOW PRICES. ee ee ee ee Christopher Terhune, Bobb Y\mittee on external affairs, told tion: raised, including donations, was en, Pak Senda, Weickasl ieeariaaes broke her leg, is a patient in ald Sturrock, David Fraser,\"'and Canada's voice in this to Holland. Brock. Coach, Lloyd Forsey, (a war." Wed. Closed All Day Ontrasting ing. The Mets play the Cardi-| i . ; -|Diem regime in May, 1963, the) FEAR DEPARTURE nals on the north diamond at/Mie Smith. Coach is Sam Snow: Gait were unorganized. Among the relatively small 65 STYLES, SHAPES AND ; : COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM the same time and the --_ Paul Sarginson, John Masters,jtowns and villages, Buddhist/hint of fear that the Americans play the Dodgers on the nort John Trimble, John Nesbitt,|schools, Buddist discussion might be forced to leave, Such me; Garry Perfect, Mike: Obrien, as ambassador. | Mets: Bob Jones, Randy Fer-\naniel Leddy, Kenny Living-| One can detect fear among Mark Steel, Jamie Perfect,|and Phillip Harness; coach Shunts Election |tience and go home. They seem) | COMPLETE WITH FRAME, LENSES AND CASE Daniel Vivian, Bobby Luxton,/John Nesbitt. PETERBOROUGH (CP)--|to fear that should the Ameri-| } Gary Gibson, Kenneth Wivian,|into a third world war may Church Bazaar Rodney Sellers. 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Today there are Buddhist cen-|layer of educated intellectual ao oh James Goodwin, Gordie Knapp,|"ooms. a fear was prevalent when SINGLE VISION BIFOCALS tis, Fenwick Laird, Allanistone, Terry Carlson, James| young officers, too, that the} Canada's part in keeping the | @ FOR MEN @ FOR WOMEN @ FOR CHILDREN |ney, Robbie Brough, Bradley|this year, says John Matheson,| > WE FILL ALL PSI, OCULISTS AND OPTOMETISTS PRESCRIPTIONS MBUS (TC) -- p : r ae. be Thelard Marchant, Richard Hall, the government's standing com- i he | ee on ee Twins: Kerry Milner, Mike)viser in world affairs is of vital Aiiest Grom, Gr, who fell anit aman, Steven Sylvester, Don-\easily be THE war," he said,| jast returned home from a trip thy, Bradley Milner and Terry|the problems of how to prevent Le G. Snowden, Mrs. L. cjstephen Bruce, David Ander-jattend the annual meeting of] Bronches 1a Many Pancpal Cites of Cafteada and US ' o since cerry|the Peterborough Liberal Asso- White, Mrs. H. 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