Oshawa Times (1958-), 19 Apr 1967, p. 22

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22 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 19, 1967 ASIA 'JUST CAN'T CHANGE' Saigon Corruption Drag On War Effort An idea of the extent of corruption in Saigon is, given i this article, second in a series showing how the strengths and weaknesses of South Vietnam affect the war there and may measure the peace. The writer has ~ spent the last five years in Vietnam and won a Pulitzer prize for his reporting there. By PETER ARNETT SAIGON (AP)--Illicit prof- have poured government funds info their own pockets, constructed their houses and bought 'their cars with it. If corruption continues to this extent, I strongly believe that a real bloody revolution is in- evitable." Thang's voice is still an ex- ception. in an unstable land where a deluge of American follar aid for thousands of projects scattered across the country places embezzlement corrupt to remain in key po- sitions. Now and then there is ac- tion, though big fish are rarely hooked, In recent .months, severai minor government officials have been tried on corruption charges and given heavy 'sen- tences. Lt.-Gen. Nguyen Khanh, the former premier who quit the country in 1965 to become a roving ambassador, remains 'Portability' MILLIONS EMBEZZLED | Tn Schools Next that, through kickbacks from defence ministry construction, equipment and supply con- tracts, he could have accum- ulated as much as $10,000,000, Vietnamese investiga- tors say some of Co's senior aides have admitted selling army commissions, charging the equivalent of $500 or so for promotion from captain »to major. They are also accused of selling draft deferments. One field commander of the are clean. He lives frugally in an air force house at the Tan Son Nhut air base and says he has never owned a car. Asked once by a reporter to comment on suggestions: that a Saigon racetrack tax ear- marked for the premier's of- fice amounted to a payoff, Ky replied: "Why should I bother with peanuts like that if I wanted to be corrupt when . millions of dollars of U.S. aid are coming into the country?" | STRATFORD (CP) --Schools|; of the future will be built so they can be moved from site to \site to meet changing student demand, an Ontario education Pree seminar was told Tuesday. R. G. Robbie and H. J. Val- lery of the Metropolitan Toronto School Construction Study said one of 10 schools built in the fu- ture will be portable. Mr. Robbie and Mr. Vallery have been studying the possibil- ity of building schools for Tor- onto with units that can be switched within a school's sys- tem or from one school to an- other, The idea has been used with TRAVEL BOOK RELEASED /has grown up and !s continuing WASHES IN CHURCH MONTREAL (CP)--The first|to develop between our two} The Greek Orthdox Patrl- travel book produced jointly by|provinces," said James Auld, arch of Jerusalem washes the Quebec and Ontario was re-|Ontario's minister of tourism ie ta tn opeciat leased Tuesday. "This new pub-land information. Mr. Xuld| feet pries lication will serve to symbolize|spoke at the Ontario paviliot/Maunday Thursday ceremonies he very real fellowship that|at Expo 67. leach year. THE OSH Wedne sey, itical and military and bribery almost in the abroad in seclusion. He was warlord type has been eased ;. ; ale South Vietnam are class of a sport for the un- last reported in Europe, quietly to the sidelines for rie pogo Bg! is hoi sirriiiag 7 a measured in millions of dol- scrupulous. If charges by the current dispensing grand favors to his $34 006 Hy Seta i "den ay J.-B Sweeney, an inapecior lars. Corruption is a drag on THang roams Vietnam's 43 government can be believed, friends at grand prices. 'sonal gain from thi A ne |with the Kitchener Separate = the war effort. provinces continuously, trying Khanh embezzled millions of Vietnamese investiga- A ea Siege is wth School Board, told delegates the Golde Garden Assortment Some Americans shake to prevent underlings from dollars. He is accused of hav- tors said this man sold mili- A UMCL in We JB0 "in" Jor. of schools with a corridor n BEA their heads and say: "This is profiting from his ministry's ing dipped deeply into secret tary and provincial positions mite Te dag inf On 7 and box-like rooms is fading Paul S. Asia. You can't change it." projects. Thang says he has funds which do not have to be and exacted tribute from each SP! ; ae bel be ne th quickly. IMPORTED : dena, Ca One major-general, Nguyen resisted temptation, but what accounted for. os of the provinces in his bnili- eat or State Penhoght 0 1A resolution from the Coun-|i can weal Duc Thang, the forthright, of Vietnam's other leaders A former defence minister, wick, ranging from 10 to 15 ie i 4 ae De th 8M |cil of Lennox and Addington tlassroon hard-driving minister for rev- who handle millions of dol- Lt.-Gen. 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